Anonymous wrote:We moved to a new very sexist country where I'm operating in a new language, where my word carries little gravitas compared to my husband's, and where women of a certain class aren't expected to work outside the home.
We were just talking to a third country dude at a party, who explained what a certain very basic term means (I worked in that industry) and told my husband we shouldn't "bore the ladies with the business talk" (I have an MBA).
My husband just smiled.
I'm pissed.
Vent over.
Anonymous wrote:In America, my husband would have said, "This lady is actual an expert in these details..." but as a guest in another country he might not have thought it was safe to do that.
doodlebug wrote:Pick your battles. A sexist country isn't the place to live if you want your opinion to mean anything.
Anonymous wrote:"I have an mba" haha are degrees really that prestigious in 2016 *yawwwwwn*
Anonymous wrote:We moved to a new very sexist country where I'm operating in a new language, where my word carries little gravitas compared to my husband's, and where women of a certain class aren't expected to work outside the home.
We were just talking to a third country dude at a party, who explained what a certain very basic term means (I worked in that industry) and told my husband we shouldn't "bore the ladies with the business talk" (I have an MBA).
My husband just smiled.
I'm pissed.
Vent over.
Anonymous wrote:We moved to a new very sexist country where I'm operating in a new language, where my word carries little gravitas compared to my husband's, and where women of a certain class aren't expected to work outside the home.
We were just talking to a third country dude at a party, who explained what a certain very basic term means (I worked in that industry) and told my husband we shouldn't "bore the ladies with the business talk" (I have an MBA).
My husband just smiled.
I'm pissed.
Vent over.