Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In our society a human's worth is often equated to their pedigree, wealth, educational and professional success. Personal qualities like character, kindness and intellect are really low on social score.
People with character, kindness and intellect are not absent from the ranks of the well educated, and believing that they are suggests that (at least) one of those characteristics is lacking in you.
Anonymous wrote:In our society a human's worth is often equated to their pedigree, wealth, educational and professional success. Personal qualities like character, kindness and intellect are really low on social score.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:smart offspring
Doesn't intelligence come from the mom?
I mean, barring a $5m donation, of course.
NP here.
Anonymous wrote:In our society a human's worth is often equated to their pedigree, wealth, educational and professional success. Personal qualities like character, kindness and intellect are really low on social score.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:smart offspring
Doesn't intelligence come from the mom?
I mean, barring a $5m donation, of course.
NP here.
Anonymous wrote:In our society a human's worth is often equated to their pedigree, wealth, educational and professional success. Personal qualities like character, kindness and intellect are really low on social score.
Anonymous wrote:smart offspring
Anonymous wrote:It really amazes me the things men complain about. This thread proves that— fundamentally— many men disagree that women should be entitled to preferences whatsoever.
DCUM Men Takes:
1. Women should not be allowed to prefer taller men.
2. Women should not be allowed to prefer wealthier men.
3. Women should not be allowed to prefer mentally stable men.
4. Women should not be allowed to prefer well-educated men.
Ok the first three I try to give some sympathy since there is a genetic and historical component that is outside the man’s control but really? Get online, fill out an application, literally anyone can get an education on this country. Don’t get the test scores? Study. Don’t like the tuition? Get a loan. But this is wholly in your power and you prefer to whine on the internet about women’s preferences instead of studying for the GRE.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a spin-off of another thread where a late 30s woman was asking how to meet men, and of course mentions the “well-educated” criterion multiple times.
I just don’t get this. And I should preface this by saying I’m a guy with an Ivy degree. But would you ladies not consider someone who owns his own construction business or a few Subway franchises and earns $150,000 per year? (Or we could make it 15 Subway franchises and an income of $600,000 if that is your requirement.) This is not about income – that part I understand.
But why the obsession with “well-educated” men? Do you not understand that for many people, going to college/graduate school is a terrible life decision? I mean, there was a recent article about NYU film grads coming out of the Master’s program with $30,000/year jobs and $250,000 in debt. Surely women in their late 30s recognize that the dating market is not skewed in their favor. Why add yet *another* filter that further winnows down your available options?
With all due respect, a well educated man is not an NYU film grad.