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I agree with this statement. My college education plays an important role in my life. My career, extracurricular activities, interests, and personality have all been shaped to some extent from my college experience. For that reason, I've found that it's harder for me to relate to people that didn't have a comparable college experience. I like spending time with intelligent women. If that makes me arrogant, then so be it. I don't make the judgement solely on whether the woman has a degree of any sort though. For me, where she got the degree from, how she is leveraging her education post-college, and how she applies her education in regular conversations all play a part.
I really don't see how it is shallow to want women that you associate with to be educated. If anything it's a lot less shallow than judging women solely on physical characteristics.
Those of you objecting to Lucky's statement - do you all have criteria for females that you associate with? Could you post them? I sincerely doubt they are any less "shallow" or "arrogant" than wanting a woman with a degree.
Boring. The field doesn't seem interesting at all to me. It is recession-proof and an easy degree to leverage into a job.
There are also just as many quality chicks out there with degrees. I don't think Lucky is limiting his relationship prospects but only talking to girls with degrees.
I have the same question...
Cortisol and estrogen are probably the two evilest forces out there.
Stress thread would be a good look. I find the topic quite interesting.
I agree that a random bachelors from any old school isn't necessarily something that one should brag about.t That said, I think it's a lot more constructive to brag about receiving an education than to brag about indiscriminately smashing women of questionable quality, owing certain material goods, or any of the other subjects that people our age commonly brag about.
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