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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In my circle women’s college and profession matters but once married, it’s usually her decision if she wants to work or stay home after kids, men are okay with both choices. Men with high IQ tend to enjoy beauty but they crave intelligence.[/quote] Same. [/quote] This is what I've noticed. Career accomplishments optional, education not. All things said "education"/ "intelligence"/ "success" is shorthand for other capacities and character traits that may come in handy when building a life with someone. [/quote] No. Educated men generally marry educated women because they meet them in school or in the same social circles. But education is not a must-have criteria. Most men would trade in an educated woman whose looks had declined for a hot, kind, great-in-bed woman. In fact, high status men often do just that after divorcing their first wife.[/quote] I guess they don't care if they have dumb children. Mother's education/intelligence greatly impacts the child's intelligence.[/quote] This^ is a genuine issue. If you want your kids to be smart and successful, finding a high IQ mother/father with good educatio background is the key.[/quote] Yes, but as the ^PP stated, those men only care about how much sex they are getting, and not about their kids. [/quote]
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