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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think that smart, accomplished women overestimate how much a man will value her education and professional experience.  In fact, I think that men feel threatened by women who are more successful.  It stings when a man at your level prefers a [b]state school sorority bunny[/b].[/quote]

Thanks, sister.

I went to a state school, was in a sorority, and went to a T14 law  school.  Happily married, successful career, two great kids.I am "at your level."

Don't blame your inability to date someone on men being threatened by you.  Maybe it's because you're not very nice, not because you are very smart. [/quote]

+1.  another state school sorority girl here that went on to T14 law.  FWIW, in addition to parties, sororities emphasize scholarship, leadership and charity.  As a feminist, I learned not to judge other women's life choices, and I consider myself pretty much anyone's "equal," or as you might say, everyone's "on my level".

Maybe people around you don't like the way you seem to perpetually rank order life?[/quote]

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