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> I say this as a person who met a woman who said she basically doesn't date anyone who has anything less than a Master's degree. At first, I thought that is p
by scrupulusalbion 11y ago
> I say this as a person who met a woman who said she basically doesn't date anyone who has anything less than a Master's degree.
At first, I thought that is petty. However, such bluntness is helpful to you; you get to very quickly (i.e. never date) select against a potentially improper partner. Supposing you have a Bachelor's, would you want to date a woman who only dated men with a Bachelor's degree or higher?
My first guess is that she is avoiding sub-Master's degreed men as a means to avoid boring, wealthy, and/or immature men. My second guess is that she might be trying to use a simple criterion to select among a relatively high volume of date offers.
- sokoloff 11y ago> Supposing you have a Bachelor's, would you want to date a woman who only dated men with a Bachelor's degree or higher? Sure, why not? I only have a BS and it's probably the case that my wife (PhD neurobiologist) would have only dated someone with a college degree. Someone else's particular preferences aren't much of a concern to me, provided I meet them.