| I mean in terms of talking to them and asking them out. By higher level of education, I mean if you have a HS degree and she has an undergraduate college degree. Or if you have an undergraduate college degree and she has a graduate/master degree. Etc. |
| It would be an interesting experience that's for sure. I can't really say how I'd feel. I guess it'd mostly depend on her demeanor and how snarky or pretentious she came off as. |
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| Only if we're playing Jeopardy and even then I'd still give her a run for her money. She'd also have to be hot. Ugly women don't intimidate me at any level. They just need to stay away from me. I'd also like to point out that a higher level of education doesn't really mean much anymore. Even a college graduate with a Masters degree can still be a fucking idiot. It also comes down to how well a person can convey their knowledge. For instance, I am much more well spoken than many people I have met with plenty of post-education. Nothing disgusts me more than someone who talks (normally, not intentionally) like they text. That goes for anyone, not just women. |
NTADAug 29, 2014 9:36 PM
| Doesn't matter. In the end, I'll be the one with the higher IQ. |
[i]"Yet each man kills the thing he loves, [/i]By each let this be heard, Some do it with a bitter look, Some with a flattering word, The coward does it with a kiss, The brave man with a sword!'' ~Oscar |
| Everyone is smart in different ways, Like I can tell people if a soda has caffeine in it or not since I memorized most soda brands and ther caffeine content like to see a Heart surgeon major do that. |
MiraniaOct 18, 2014 9:18 PM
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| 1. Talking to somebody who has higher credentials than you, man or woman, in a casual setting can be intimidating for anyone, man or women. 2. However, that mostly depends on: a. Your personality and how you relate to others. b. Their personality and how they relate to others. This thread does not need to be gendered, and there's not really much to discuss seeing as the answers vary by individual case. You can't generalize something like this, unless you yourself are discriminatory or classist or whatever and have an irrational distain for people in higher positions than you. If that's the case I suggest you stop being an asshole. |
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| Doesn't bother me, I just think about in a couple of years, I'll be their boss since jobs always put men above women. |
| I'd actually be more interested if anything. That's the way it is with the girl I'm talking to. She's really smart and that's kinda how she got to me. I'm not sure if she knows it, but she's the only person that I've ever felt like I had to chase after. My other relationships, not so much. It was like they were already there but I suppose that's why they were so easy to let go as messed-up as that sounds. |
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| Why does it has to be females? You sexist people. |
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| I think it's hot. I'd like to be a lazy slob that doesn't have to do all the thinking in a relationship |
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Any man who is is going to have a rough time. Every year more and more women attend college than men. |
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| No, that's just great, then I can ask her to do my taxes while she's making me a sandwich. It's a bonus utility. |
Nanet said: Why does it has to be females? You sexist people. Traditionally the male has been the primary "breadwinner" of the family. That's where the idea roots from, and mostly why I don't think this is a troll thread, just a thread that is phrased in a way that makes it subject to attacks. |
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SamuelLJackson said: Any man who is is going to have a rough time. Every year more and more women attend college than men. Well too bad all the jobs go to the degrees men usually take... - Computer Science - Engineering - Accounting/Finance While for women these are the top choices: - English - Small Business degrees - Art Where do you think the high paying jobs lie? |
iSheep said: Nanet said: Why does it has to be females? You sexist people. Traditionally the male has been the primary "breadwinner" of the family. That's where the idea roots from, and mostly why I don't think this is a troll thread, just a thread that is phrased in a way that makes it subject to attacks. I thought gender equality/feminine rights had already been established 50 years ago. *sarcasm* |
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Theaterofhope said: SamuelLJackson said: Any man who is is going to have a rough time. Every year more and more women attend college than men. Well too bad all the jobs go to the degrees men usually take... - Computer Science - Engineering - Accounting/Finance While for women these are the top choices: - English - Small Business degrees - Art Where do you think the high paying jobs lie? Touche. lol Fortunately OP never specified anything about them being employed. |
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Nanet said: iSheep said: Traditionally the male has been the primary "breadwinner" of the family. That's where the idea roots from, and mostly why I don't think this is a troll thread, just a thread that is phrased in a way that makes it subject to attacks. I thought gender equality/feminine rights had already been established 50 years ago. *sarcasm* In the same way that the President we elect fulfills the promises that put him in office. |
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| No, as long as she backs it up with true intelligence and doesn't just be a snob about it. Intelligence is very sexy. |
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RichtheLionheart said: No, as long as she backs it up with true intelligence and doesn't just be a snob about it. Intelligence is very sexy. It's usually the ones that lack real intelligence that act like snobs. That's what I've noticed. Sounds like my ex. I hate my ex. >.< |
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iSheep said: RichtheLionheart said: No, as long as she backs it up with true intelligence and doesn't just be a snob about it. Intelligence is very sexy. It's usually the ones that lack real intelligence that act like snobs. That's what I've noticed. Sounds like my ex. I hate my ex. >.< Anyone who lacks intelligence is a snob. In the internet, we judge a person's intelligence by their grammar. |
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Nanet said: iSheep said: It's usually the ones that lack real intelligence that act like snobs. That's what I've noticed. Sounds like my ex. I hate my ex. >.< Anyone who lacks intelligence is a snob. In the internet, we judge a person's intelligence by their grammar. Haha so true about the grammar. |
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Nanet said: iSheep said: It's usually the ones that lack real intelligence that act like snobs. That's what I've noticed. Sounds like my ex. I hate my ex. >.< Anyone who lacks intelligence is a snob. In the internet, we judge a person's intelligence by their grammar. That's not what I go by, although it helps. |
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iSheep said: RichtheLionheart said: No, as long as she backs it up with true intelligence and doesn't just be a snob about it. Intelligence is very sexy. It's usually the ones that lack real intelligence that act like snobs. That's what I've noticed. Sounds like my ex. I hate my ex. >.< Or people who try to act smarter than they are. That goes for men and women. It's all fine and dandy, to present yourself as an intelligent person, but some people are beyond obnoxious. Especially people who try to push their new vocab word of the week, into a conversation. It really rubs me off the wrong way, when someone follows a moderate level vocabulary term with "Do you know what that means?". On that note, certain people in academia make me want to tear my hair out. The sheer smugness of some of these people is mind-boggling. Well, I don't want to get too carried way... /Rant |
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RichtheLionheart said: Or people who try to act smarter than they are. That goes for men and women. It's all fine and dandy, to present yourself as an intelligent person, but some people are beyond obnoxious. Especially people who try to push their new vocab word of the week, into a conversation. It really rubs me off the wrong way, when someone follows a moderate level vocabulary term with "Do you know what that means?". On that note, certain people in academia make me want to tear my hair out. The sheer smugness of some of these people is mind-boggling. Well, I don't want to get too carried way... /Rant Sounds like most "smart" people in high school. Or college. Always that group of assholes that try to outsmart people with their "knowledge." Come to think of it, I know too many people like that. I'm surrounded man. :/ |
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iSheep said: RichtheLionheart said: Or people who try to act smarter than they are. That goes for men and women. It's all fine and dandy, to present yourself as an intelligent person, but some people are beyond obnoxious. Especially people who try to push their new vocab word of the week, into a conversation. It really rubs me off the wrong way, when someone follows a moderate level vocabulary term with "Do you know what that means?". On that note, certain people in academia make me want to tear my hair out. The sheer smugness of some of these people is mind-boggling. Well, I don't want to get too carried way... /Rant Sounds like most "smart" people in high school. Or college. Always that group of assholes that try to outsmart people with their "knowledge." Come to think of it, I know too many people like that. I'm surrounded man. :/ Yes, the good ol' University system, that tries to convince every student that they will be the successful leaders of the future. Well, I've been called a "know it all" but I'm not trying to be smart. I've been a nerd, since I was a kid, and I never needed someone to encourage me to read or learn. I'm no genius, but I would consider myself to have at least a moderate level of intellect. It's both a blessing and a curse, especially because you can sniff out people who are full of it. I don't start conversations to tell people things like, "did you know?". I may happen to point out some facts or lead into some relevant information, pertaining to the conversation; but I'm not in the business of convincing everyone I'm Albert Einstein's disciple. It's funny because a lot of people who know me know I'm quite intelligent, but there a few who think I'm an idiot. I know they do, but I play the part half of the time for them because it is entertaining. I know I shouldn't, but hey..maybe I'm a bit of an asshole sometimes ;). |
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| I'd definitely be turned off, not so much intimidated, by women who have a higher level of education than me and boast about it. |
| No, because I'm a man and I'm still inherently better than women regardless of how successful they are with their lives. |
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Korrvo said: Mysognist detected.No, because I'm a man and I'm still inherently better than women regardless of how successful they are with their lives. Extremely poor dumb men are on the same level as extremely rich intelligent women. So no, you arent on the same level as a woman if you're extremely poor and dumb and the woman is extremely rich and intelligent, they will balance each other. |
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| No. I'd actually be more inclined to approach one just to get my D on her straight A's record. Nom sayin? |
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| Nope. They're still normal humans either way. |
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| No I'm not intimidated by females with a higher education level than me, because a higher education level does not mean she is smarter than me. |
| No, I would actually like it because it's hard to find females smarter than me when the majority I see around me are dumb broads. |
| Not at all, on the contrary, a smart woman is really interesting, and for some reason I like nerdy girls too. I guess the only bad thing about it would be if she's as competitive as me, we could end up arguing if that were the case (it already happened to me), I like to show off my intelligence too so... probably it won't work that way. |
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| As someone who is equally terrified of both women and educational institutions, the concept of an intelligent female is spooky enough to give me a mild heart attack. |
LatentAug 30, 2014 12:59 AM
Nanet said: I thought gender equality/feminine rights had already been established 50 years ago. *sarcasm* You're a fool if you ever believe equality will ever be perfect in life. There will always be prejudice. Even if you're the same gender, race, right down to the same height and weight. Someone will judge you, and will not consider you as an equal. It has less to do with feminine rights, and more to do with how humans are judgmental as all hell. And no one can say they aren't. If they do, they are lying. |
daveAug 30, 2014 2:31 AM
| How did you get intimidated? Were you arguing with her and she started throwing her Master Degree Math questions at you? |
| "After I finish fucking you. I am going to kill you." |
| From what I read here it seems to be that most of you are not intimidated by the idea of dating women with higher level of education but the idea of dating smart women, whether they're educated or not. That's nothing new because men like to impress women with their knowledge and whatever skills they have (and there ain't nothing wrong with that), but in the end it's always better to have someone you can actually exchange opinions with than just someone to just fuck look at. Most of the time satisfaction in a relationship can be truly achieved if you actually consider your partner intellectually equal. It goes for women too of course. Also snobby assholes are always irritating no matter their gender or education. They don't intimidate me though. It's hard to intimidate me because I don't take people very seriouly unless they're really close to me. |
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| It actually turne me on. |
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| No, but I'd feel more self-conscious than usual while speaking with her (or him, for that matter). |
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| i dont feel intimidated, its actually very attractive to me. |
| Why would anyone be? Being around people you can learn from is a great thing. |
| If you generalize, you're wrong. |
| No I don't care if a female has a higher level of education than me. |
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SovietStrawberry said: sedmelluq said: People are too busy in being absorbed in false insecurities to have an interest for learning.Why would anyone be? Being around people you can learn from is a great thing. “We're going to have to let truth scream louder to our souls than the lies that have infected us.” |
| Lol any female intimidates me |
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