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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She says she wants to get married eventually. I don't know if to this guy or not. Isn't it kind of weird? He hasn't even started a career yet and actually doesn't have a degree, he works retail. She's college educated, works a low paying office job. I'm like why can't you look for a guy with a professional degree when you're a thin, conventionally attractive, college educated 20 something woman? She will never be able to afford a house or family with this guy. We don't have money to give her.[/quote]

I find it odd that you add " thin" to your list.  Would you say the same to your son dating someone seven years younger?  Leave her be.  It's her life, not yours[/quote]

It’s not odd to mention at all. It’s practically a superpower when dating in your 30s in the U.S. in 2024. [/quote]

How sad that you think it is a superpower.[/quote]

Have you seen the typical whales out there?[/quote]
Ok, PP’s comment is kind of hateful, but seriously the vast majority of people are overweight. It puts you in the top 1/4 if you are slender. We need to stop acting like being fat is attractive. It’s not. It’s not healthy and it doesn’t look healthy and you can’t convince our mammalian brain otherwise through stupid studies that show you can still have good blood work when you are fat. [/quote]

The “it’s sad you think” PP may wish the world were that way, but it absolutely is a huge step up to not be overweight when dating. [/quote]

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