Survey for men
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1. Generally speaking, would you seriously date a woman who was much taller than you?
2. Generally speaking, would you seriously date a woman who had a much better education and made much more money than you?
2. Generally speaking, would you seriously date a woman who had a much better education and made much more money than you?
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Out of the 2 choices I'd rather deal with option 2.
Given my height # 1 I'm pretty limited with that since I'm a shorty
My girlfriend now has a much better education but we make about the same $$ although her future is much brighter I'd say. I don't have a problem with it though, actually quite happy about it.
Wealthier & more educated, don't care.
Yes.
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Does not look right.
do you realize how smart some women are?
genius women are so .. i can't even explain myself, that's how badass they are.
school, forget about it.
constant erection.
my brain runs like a oiled hinge hard as stone.
algebra and beauty, holy shit i have ass so near me right now my calculator is on fire.
they make me smarter, they make me daydream they make me stronger.
they are outstanding and gifted and willing to help.
i will listen to them 24x7 as they smell like fresh air under an apple tree.
if she has money i do not care.
if she is struggling she'll be like me.
so she's 6ft 1 or 2? she's 6' 4''?
she'd be teaching me how to type in five seconds.
oddly enough i can type with my stupid tongue.
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no to both...
my wife would be super pissed if I did
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1. Probably not, because I am already 6'3". She would have to be in the WNBA.
2. As long as she is cool, then I have no problem with it.
My wife went to college, I didn't. I'm going in the next couple years.
2 questions though? not much of a survey
And yes, I have no problem with her making more.
im a house husband wife works in banking...soooooo question 2 is no problem for me
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2. Absolutely, I prefer it.
"Rise above principal and do what's right."
people need to get over their insecurities
I'm a house husband also! Never known another house husband.
Agree
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when you told me 'if you can't beat 'em, join 'em'
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shit so thats why your always in here...lol
how many kids you got
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generally speaking, yes to both.
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I think the real question should be to woman and be "generally speaking would you seriously date a guy significantly shorter than you?"
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I'm honestly afraid to talk about my preferred female body type in an scb thread :P
we don't think we would normally do. So who knows...?
2. Almost every woman I meet has a a better education than me, and makes a whole lot more money.
So it would kill most options if I had a problem with this.
So Yes.
"To question your government is not unpatriotic --
to not question your government is unpatriotic."
-- Sen. Chuck Hagel
Thank God for the "view your posts" function or I would never have known about this thread. I was kinda wasted last night when I got home. I was just checking my Facebook and realizing that I wrote some stupid stuff on there last night and thinking, "At least I didn't write anything on the PJ board!"
I'm glad to see so many responses to my survey though. Thanks!
I was out last night with a friend who's 6'1" (yes, she played basketball in college) and a physician from Harvard Med. She's recently single, for the first time since becoming a doctor. We were noting how so many docs seem to marry other docs and I think that has a lot to do with other men being intimidated or not liking the kind of reversed power dynamic that can occur when the woman is in the primary breadwinner role. But we were also thinking maybe it has more to do with the security that comes from having career goals and working to achieve them - like maybe guys with no or with failed aspirations would be more likely to be intimidated but guys who have their own sense of (professional) self would more likely be secure even if they had less education and money. Anyway, it's just something we were thinking about.
It's interesting... looks like most people are saying height is generally a problem but education/money is not.
This is interesting to me because I've always felt like short guys might be cooler with taller women than medium-height guys would be, since so many more women are taller than them. But I don't know your height so maybe I'm thinking of guys who are shorter than you are.
I would and I have. I'm 5'8" and most of the guys I've dated have been around 5'7"-5'10" - just because it happened to turn out that way. I've dated two guys who were 5'2" though. A guy's height doesn't matter to me; what matters, though, is his attitude about his height. I don't want to be with a guy with a Napoleon complex or one who is bothered by the fact that I'm taller than him.
I dated this guy for awhile who was an inch or two shorter than me but was in denial until someone pointed it out. After that he'd get all weird if I stood up straighter than usual or wore shoes with any type of heel. We completely missed a New Year's party that year because he kept asking me to change shoes before we went out and there weren't any shoes that matched my outfit that didn't make him feel short. That's just unacceptable.