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That's true but it works in reverse too. A partner can feel intimidated by a mate who is more educated or more cultured. Eventually both these things pop their head up and cause irreversible problems within a relationship. Best to keep an eye out for it before committing.
Generally career oriented women do not date or enter relationships with non career oriented men who lack goals and a degree, which holds true for many young people this generation that is full of entitlement. Im sure it might have been different in the boomer and to some extent gen x dating scenes. But in todays time with so many women going to college and collecting so much debt how can a blue collar man help her out emotionally of being in debt besides sex. Generally I see mainly career oriented women go for career oriented men. Also i have to say this. Their are plenty of people who work white collar but work in lower management and low paying departments who treat their work as job and not a career. Women in this field or line of work will probably date a blue collar guy. Also their are blue collar and grey collar workers with degrees who make money or even forged a career and steady income out of what they do maybe in relationships with career oriented women. But at the end of the day it all boils down to money, especially when kids are involved.
My wife has a PhD and I didn't finish college. It's no big deal, really. I heard her telling our kids the other day that there are 24 letters in the alphabet, lol.
Yeah, tourism and psychology are carriers. Free market will learn you true. I know a few blue collar workers who become developers. Each one of them have more money then you all together here with all yours diplomas.
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