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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Being well-educated is an inherent good in my view. I want to be with someone who is interested in and has a good and reasonably deep understanding of history, literature, other cultures, philosophical concepts, etc. I can make my own money. I want someone cultured and with whom I can have interesting conversations, someone with [b]a background similar to my own.[/b] Fortunately I have that in my DH.[/quote]

That is different. If you come from similar backgrounds, and are somewhat equally matched, both educated to a similar extent, similar upbringing, that tends to work better than the (usually) woman who thinks she "deserves" to have a rich man.

If you live in certain areas, you tend to see it more often.  Gold diggers are found in all sorts of places. If (far from HYPSM type shallow person) claims to find a HYPSM person "intriguing/interesting/whatever", showing inappropriate interest....especially if it is someone else's spouse...... it is obvious. If someone doesn't know how to hold a conversation with a HYPSM person, other than to ask them questions about what they do - OMG, monotonous! The HYPSM person doesn't say "why don't we hang out with (shallow person) more often?" Because boring.

The HYPSM person does not want to spend their limited time around people who are not on the same level, generally.  Casual acquaintances is one thing, but marriage? No. [/quote]

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