Anonymous wrote:Get new friends.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please. Op's guy friends are great but universally married awful snobby women?
Sounds like misogyny to me.
I can see it. Most men don’t care about a woman’s profession. I’ve seen snobby women judge on things like profession, the woman’s husbands job, how big their ring is, etc. Women can be catty and act like teenagers.
+1. People underestimate just how jealous and catty women can be.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please. Op's guy friends are great but universally married awful snobby women?
Sounds like misogyny to me.
I can see it. Most men don’t care about a woman’s profession. I’ve seen snobby women judge on things like profession, the woman’s husbands job, how big their ring is, etc. Women can be catty and act like teenagers.
Anonymous wrote:Please. Op's guy friends are great but universally married awful snobby women?
Sounds like misogyny to me.
Anonymous wrote:I am a female lawyer and I would think that someone who managed to make 60,000 a year being a medical tech without going hundreds of thousands into school debt in a growing, safe field like health care is pretty smart.
Being a receptionist is a bit different. But I still wouldn’t be snobby to the person’s face. I wonder if the receptionist was like 24 and incredibly hot. That I admit my friends and I might make snarky comments about. But just to each other, never to the girls face. Or even to the boyfriend unless she was like 20 years younger than us and him.
I wouldn’t worry about it. Just focus on making your girl friend feel comfortable.
Anonymous wrote:Please. Op's guy friends are great but universally married awful snobby women?
Sounds like misogyny to me.
Anonymous wrote:It doesn't matter what they think. If they're snobs, your girlfriend won't want to hang out with them anyway. If she senses they're not nice, she'll keep her distance. If she says anything to you about them, just tell her you agree they're not nice people and make sure your actions show that you're not expecting her to be buddy buddy with them. (For example, make her feel welcome to hang out with the guys if the girls are all off doing their own thing).
Anonymous wrote:I am a female lawyer and I would think that someone who managed to make 60,000 a year being a medical tech without going hundreds of thousands into school debt in a growing, safe field like health care is pretty smart.
Being a receptionist is a bit different. But I still wouldn’t be snobby to the person’s face. I wonder if the receptionist was like 24 and incredibly hot. That I admit my friends and I might make snarky comments about. But just to each other, never to the girls face. Or even to the boyfriend unless she was like 20 years younger than us and him.
I wouldn’t worry about it. Just focus on making your girl friend feel comfortable.