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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The key to a great marriage is not a spouse who "makes me laugh", "great in bed", "makes be a better person", etc etc - it is just having low expectations.

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+100

I know so many beautifful 30something women who are still waiting for their "prince charmings" and they are really missing out on good guys who would loveto date them.

Its always:

[b]- he doesnt make enough money
- his job is not prestigious
- he didnt go to an IVY[/b]
- he is bald

DC women think they're gods gift to the world but they create their own loneliness. [/quote]

Although I did not specifically seek out these characteristics, my husband makes a lot, has a prestigious job, and went to an ivy.  And really, it's not all it's cracked up to be.  The focus on career, money, and prestige comes at a cost.  Wife/kids/home are always on the back burner.  Job will always be #1. [/quote]

Not true. I'm a lawyer (BigLaw refugee) who makes more than enough and went to a Little 3. I'm not bald (and, given my genetics, unlikely to be).

I love my DW and my kids, and I get to spend lots of time with both. They are my priority.

Sometimes the job means I have to travel, but the amount of time I get to spend with them when I'm not on the road means that the travel isn't so bad.

It can be done.[/quote]

A man who says "little 3?" Wtf?[/quote]

The Little 3 are Williams, Amherst and Wesleyan, also called the "Little Ivies."[/quote]

Uh, ok.[/quote]

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