Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some women dont marry humans; They marry socioeconomic statuses. When that status changes downward, she wants out because it's not about the human to begin with. She feels like she's been cheated out the SES that he represented to her when they were younger.
That's fine. If he misrepresented himself, he probably understood your preference and he lied because he was insecure. Then his SES went down from there. I don't blame you for being disappointed and wanting out. Just be aware that there will be no pot of gold at the end of your philosophical rainbow.
ALL women marry socioeconomic statuses. Any man planning to get married needs to make peace with that fact. Or not get married. Otherwise, he is asking for a world of pain.
Anonymous wrote:He was working as a computer programmer when we met making great money. Told he has a degree in math from UMCP and was a self-taught programmer (I found out that's a lie-- he never graduated-- but that's another issue).He was laid off fifteen years ago! He gave up looking for a new computing job many years ago and refuses to go back to school to better himself. He's been working as a waiter, courier, and delivering pizzas. I'm embarrassed and tell my kid and everyone I know he's a computer programmer. He's so smart but such an underachiever. I didn't sign up for this.
Anonymous wrote:Some women dont marry humans; They marry socioeconomic statuses. When that status changes downward, she wants out because it's not about the human to begin with. She feels like she's been cheated out the SES that he represented to her when they were younger.
That's fine. If he misrepresented himself, he probably understood your preference and he lied because he was insecure. Then his SES went down from there. I don't blame you for being disappointed and wanting out. Just be aware that there will be no pot of gold at the end of your philosophical rainbow.
Anonymous wrote:Being a waiter is really hard work. So he's not lazy, he just doesn't have a job that you're proud of.
Anonymous wrote:You married a person, not a job.