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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, here.  I knew that someone like 7:33 would be offended/annoyed by my message, and I hesitated in posting it.  I was just looking for anyone in a similar circumstance to share their insights. I never really implied I have it harder than anyone else, just trying to be honest about my feelings and sharing.  Sorry if you thought I was implying anything else.  My husband who comes from a completely different background and does not care about academics, etc, came to terms with things much easier than I have - but he has a very laid-back personality and is in a career where he works alone and doesn't have a lot of people talking about their kids, etc.  I know I'm lucky in many ways and have a lot to be thankful for, it's just that every once in a while, I long for what I can't have.  Thank you to all the others and even 7:33 to remind me to focus on what I do have.

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Maybe you can be a mentor to younger women at work.  By selecting your mentees, you might be able to satisfy some of your needs to foster traditional success in younger people.  Women still have glass ceiling issues.  Also, by helping at work, it won't take time from your home life.[/quote]

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