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ladies:which types of wealthy Men would U prefer?
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as above
1: a guy who went to university, gained at least a Degree, and from this it has lead him to a very Successful Career
or
2: a guy who left school at 16, has a Job, but come from a very Wealthy Family.
for me personally i would choose option 1.
how about the rest of you ladies?
and same for the Men... if u want to take part of this survey, just substitute guy to a girl/ lady/ woman (how ever you refer us) lol. just not 'bird'
1: a guy who went to university, gained at least a Degree, and from this it has lead him to a very Successful Career
or
2: a guy who left school at 16, has a Job, but come from a very Wealthy Family.
for me personally i would choose option 1.
how about the rest of you ladies?
and same for the Men... if u want to take part of this survey, just substitute guy to a girl/ lady/ woman (how ever you refer us) lol. just not 'bird'
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Money is not always the answer. I mean, look at Woody Allen - I just couldn't, even if my life depended on it !! there is a lot more to life than a career and money. I would prefer someone who is kind, honest, considerate - someone who takes care of me and loves me for who I am. Whatever it in his bank balance is meaningless...
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i read an interesting article in the mail i think, about men who support famous women and who cant possibly earn as much money as they do and still love them and are loved by them...........emma bunton was one, mylene kass was another, but there were more.
Lack of paper qualifications doesnt make someone thick, lack of money does not make someone a failure..........
if he is the man who makes your toes curl and your body yearn, then he is "the one" regardless and the rest is semantics !!!
Lack of paper qualifications doesnt make someone thick, lack of money does not make someone a failure..........
if he is the man who makes your toes curl and your body yearn, then he is "the one" regardless and the rest is semantics !!!
Degrees and other qualifications do not go hand in hand with intelligence at all. Some people with degrees are thick and some without are highly intelligent. In fact, some of the most intelligent people have no qualifications whatsoever - Richard Branson didn't do too badly!!!
A degree often just indicates that you can pass exams and have a good memory. Intelligence is so very much more. In fact, some of the most intelligent people fail miserably at Uni because it stifles them and bores them rigid.
A degree often just indicates that you can pass exams and have a good memory. Intelligence is so very much more. In fact, some of the most intelligent people fail miserably at Uni because it stifles them and bores them rigid.
LoftyLottie, we are going to have to forget that chocolate bath.......some people with degrees are "thick"?.....a bit disengeuous Lofty, no commonsense maybe, but "thick?"
Richard Branson ..Public School education, perhaps not degree, but not a bad start to an educational career.
Still would not say no to that bath.
Richard Branson ..Public School education, perhaps not degree, but not a bad start to an educational career.
Still would not say no to that bath.
'Thick' was a bit strong - sorry. But I have met people with degrees who have worked very hard for a degree (no disrespect to them at all) but really are not very intelligent and have got there by sheer hard work and determination, (again, that is very good). I agree that sometimes a degree is a first step in a career and is necessary.
I sincerely believe Intelligence cannot be measured by qualifications though. Some people can sail through examinations, yes even at first degree stage, but other's are not made that way.
Too many degrees about anyway nowadays - everybody is pushed in that direction, wrongly so in my opinion.
Chocolate bath is off then!! Oh, you are so fickle ;o)
I sincerely believe Intelligence cannot be measured by qualifications though. Some people can sail through examinations, yes even at first degree stage, but other's are not made that way.
Too many degrees about anyway nowadays - everybody is pushed in that direction, wrongly so in my opinion.
Chocolate bath is off then!! Oh, you are so fickle ;o)
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I agree with what Pickle has just said....it was what I was thinking as I read thru the posts.
I was married to a very 'intelligent' man...he had a Doctorate.......but he was completely lacking in common sense,and hadn't a clue how to cope with day-to-day practicalities sometimes. He was also very cold emotionally.......all that 'cleverness' does not guarentee a mind that you can bond with. Sometimes the complete opposite.
I was married to a very 'intelligent' man...he had a Doctorate.......but he was completely lacking in common sense,and hadn't a clue how to cope with day-to-day practicalities sometimes. He was also very cold emotionally.......all that 'cleverness' does not guarentee a mind that you can bond with. Sometimes the complete opposite.
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