Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Like, specifically. Is it just that they aren't around enough? Is it job stress? Is it disconnect from spouse due to intensity of job (like your work is the biggest thing in your life, and your spouse isn't a part of it)?
I'm looking at these divorced men I know in their 50s, but then I know all these men in the same careers but younger (still married, young kids, seems fine from outside) and wondering how they go from one to the other. Divorce is common enough with these careers that there must be some commonalities, but I can't figure what.
For the last couple of decades you have to be a coddled (tiger) momma's boy dork to become an MD or successful attorney. Dorky arrested development men who rarely if not never got laid in high school, college and grad school tend to turn weird as they age and get some status and money from their careers. My best friend from college divorced her MD husband in their 40s and she confessed he literally never gave her an orgasm.
I teach at a medical school (3rd year psychiatry clerkship director) and haven’t seen this.
You mean they DO give orgasms?
I mean they aren’t dorky arrested development men. Most of them aren’t even men.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do we pretend the wives are innocent victims? These women are marrying meek dorks they’re not genuinely attracted to for status and/or money. Frankly who cares if a materialistic social climber gets burned by her successful husband.
There are some meek dorks in there but that is not the norm for doctors especially surgeons and big law partners, especially those with business. At my firm alone there partners that are former Marine officers, Ivy League football and lax players, and a former intelligence officer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do we pretend the wives are innocent victims? These women are marrying meek dorks they’re not genuinely attracted to for status and/or money. Frankly who cares if a materialistic social climber gets burned by her successful husband.
There are some meek dorks in there but that is not the norm for doctors especially surgeons and big law partners, especially those with business. At my firm alone there partners that are former Marine officers, Ivy League football and lax players, and a former intelligence officer.
Anonymous wrote:Why do we pretend the wives are innocent victims? These women are marrying meek dorks they’re not genuinely attracted to for status and/or money. Frankly who cares if a materialistic social climber gets burned by her successful husband.
It takes a big ego to succeed in these jobs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Like, specifically. Is it just that they aren't around enough? Is it job stress? Is it disconnect from spouse due to intensity of job (like your work is the biggest thing in your life, and your spouse isn't a part of it)?
I'm looking at these divorced men I know in their 50s, but then I know all these men in the same careers but younger (still married, young kids, seems fine from outside) and wondering how they go from one to the other. Divorce is common enough with these careers that there must be some commonalities, but I can't figure what.
For the last couple of decades you have to be a coddled (tiger) momma's boy dork to become an MD or successful attorney. Dorky arrested development men who rarely if not never got laid in high school, college and grad school tend to turn weird as they age and get some status and money from their careers. My best friend from college divorced her MD husband in their 40s and she confessed he literally never gave her an orgasm.
I teach at a medical school (3rd year psychiatry clerkship director) and haven’t seen this.
You mean they DO give orgasms?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Like, specifically. Is it just that they aren't around enough? Is it job stress? Is it disconnect from spouse due to intensity of job (like your work is the biggest thing in your life, and your spouse isn't a part of it)?
I'm looking at these divorced men I know in their 50s, but then I know all these men in the same careers but younger (still married, young kids, seems fine from outside) and wondering how they go from one to the other. Divorce is common enough with these careers that there must be some commonalities, but I can't figure what.
For the last couple of decades you have to be a coddled (tiger) momma's boy dork to become an MD or successful attorney. Dorky arrested development men who rarely if not never got laid in high school, college and grad school tend to turn weird as they age and get some status and money from their careers. My best friend from college divorced her MD husband in their 40s and she confessed he literally never gave her an orgasm.
So true
Secure the bag and make a break.
This is the way.
Anonymous wrote:Why do we pretend the wives are innocent victims? These women are marrying meek dorks they’re not genuinely attracted to for status and/or money. Frankly who cares if a materialistic social climber gets burned by her successful husband.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Like, specifically. Is it just that they aren't around enough? Is it job stress? Is it disconnect from spouse due to intensity of job (like your work is the biggest thing in your life, and your spouse isn't a part of it)?
I'm looking at these divorced men I know in their 50s, but then I know all these men in the same careers but younger (still married, young kids, seems fine from outside) and wondering how they go from one to the other. Divorce is common enough with these careers that there must be some commonalities, but I can't figure what.
For the last couple of decades you have to be a coddled (tiger) momma's boy dork to become an MD or successful attorney. Dorky arrested development men who rarely if not never got laid in high school, college and grad school tend to turn weird as they age and get some status and money from their careers. My best friend from college divorced her MD husband in their 40s and she confessed he literally never gave her an orgasm.
I teach at a medical school (3rd year psychiatry clerkship director) and haven’t seen this.
You mean they DO give orgasms?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Like, specifically. Is it just that they aren't around enough? Is it job stress? Is it disconnect from spouse due to intensity of job (like your work is the biggest thing in your life, and your spouse isn't a part of it)?
I'm looking at these divorced men I know in their 50s, but then I know all these men in the same careers but younger (still married, young kids, seems fine from outside) and wondering how they go from one to the other. Divorce is common enough with these careers that there must be some commonalities, but I can't figure what.
For the last couple of decades you have to be a coddled (tiger) momma's boy dork to become an MD or successful attorney. Dorky arrested development men who rarely if not never got laid in high school, college and grad school tend to turn weird as they age and get some status and money from their careers. My best friend from college divorced her MD husband in their 40s and she confessed he literally never gave her an orgasm.
I teach at a medical school (3rd year psychiatry clerkship director) and haven’t seen this.