Anonymous wrote:The problem isn’t other people looking down on him; it’s you looking down on him.
Anonymous wrote:Op here.
Myself and my friends are very ambitious. Top of the class, ambitious careers, eager and interested in the greater world and trends. I was the first to settle down and married my now husband when we met at a prestigious grad program. He was the first person in his family to go to college and he was so smart in academics. When we married I was so happy and felt I had picked my perfect match. But then I noticed he took a small job at a small company in the middle of nowhere and I didn’t care much as my career was impressive and occupied me. Meanwhile a few years later my friends are settling down and it’s obvious they are also interested in and seeking ambitious accomplished men, when we get together it’s all about “ wow your man is so smart” or “ wow your husband just made millions” and then they turn to me and are like, “ oh John is so adorable!”
I don’t like that condescending tone. Some have actually told me they are so surprised I ended up with him.
It gets to me.
I also feel like there must be something wrong with me that I wasn’t able to marry a “catch”
Anonymous wrote:I've traveled in some pretty rarefied circles but I've never heard someone refer to themselves as a globalist.
Anonymous wrote:I work at NASA, know many people at USAID and World Bank... how is this at all impressive? Most are just Bureaucrats, except many at World Bank are foreign nationals who come from connected families — they aren’t that impressive, though perhaps their parents are.
None of these people are making millions.
Anonymous wrote:Op here.
Myself and my friends are very ambitious. Top of the class, ambitious careers, eager and interested in the greater world and trends. I was the first to settle down and married my now husband when we met at a prestigious grad program. He was the first person in his family to go to college and he was so smart in academics. When we married I was so happy and felt I had picked my perfect match. But then I noticed he took a small job at a small company in the middle of nowhere and I didn’t care much as my career was impressive and occupied me. Meanwhile a few years later my friends are settling down and it’s obvious they are also interested in and seeking ambitious accomplished men, when we get together it’s all about “ wow your man is so smart” or “ wow your husband just made millions” and then they turn to me and are like, “ oh John is so adorable!”
I don’t like that condescending tone. Some have actually told me they are so surprised I ended up with him.
It gets to me.
I also feel like there must be something wrong with me that I wasn’t able to marry a “catch”
Anonymous wrote:Op here.
Myself and my friends are very ambitious. Top of the class, ambitious careers, eager and interested in the greater world and trends. I was the first to settle down and married my now husband when we met at a prestigious grad program. He was the first person in his family to go to college and he was so smart in academics. When we married I was so happy and felt I had picked my perfect match. But then I noticed he took a small job at a small company in the middle of nowhere and I didn’t care much as my career was impressive and occupied me. Meanwhile a few years later my friends are settling down and it’s obvious they are also interested in and seeking ambitious accomplished men, when we get together it’s all about “ wow your man is so smart” or “ wow your husband just made millions” and then they turn to me and are like, “ oh John is so adorable!”
I don’t like that condescending tone. Some have actually told me they are so surprised I ended up with him.
It gets to me.
I also feel like there must be something wrong with me that I wasn’t able to marry a “catch”