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Both my daughters are professionals...

> > #1 Is currently an executive with United Way, was an executive with GSA, > was an executive with BofA... three daughters (all adults, college > graduates, employed), two grandchildren > > #2 Is a chemist... runs the City of Phoenix Water Labs... two children > (one daughter, college graduate, employed; one son, autistic _and_ > employed) > > #1 has been married since 1984, to a Presiding Judge... he was a > prosecutor for 25 years > > #2 married s "You can find women in the professions who are simply outstanding in their abilities. But they are few and far between."

You should be proud!

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Cursitor Doom
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I am ;-)

But there are lots of smart women around... you just need to hone your search skills, brush your teeth, and have a good credit rating >:-}

Seriously, I saw a survey where that good credit rating was high up on the list of requirements... smart women don't want a loser. ...Jim Thompson

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Jim Thompson

Insurance companies don't want losers, landlords don't what them, employers don't want them, why should women?

Payday lenders like losers, though.

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krw

On this side of the pond, "solvent" is the main requirement in just about every man-wanted ad you see. I think that's a euphemism for 'rich' (or at least 'comfortably off')if the truth be told. In all probability, t'was ever thus. Money, status & height seem to be the most sought after characteristics.

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Cursitor Doom

Interesting perspective. I hadn't considered it from that angle before. But the answer is still basically 'biological programming.'

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Cursitor Doom

Not as much as on-line casinos!

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Cursitor Doom

The mandate, on males and females, is to reproduce. Men and women have slightly different optimum strategies.

Nature programs critters to want sex, and babies happen. I don't think that rabbits understand the causality. But people do. There are lots of straight and gay couples here that really want kids, and adopt them or use surrogate mothers.

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John Larkin

The secret of success: marry a woman with a good job.

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John Larkin

What about short and cute?

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John Larkin

State lotteries.

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krw

There's something to be said for a stay-at-home, too (she did work for

20+ years but more or less for something to do).
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krw

Nope. Presumably short and cute people over the course of very many generations weren't terribly successful at defeating invading hoards.

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Cursitor Doom

Den mandag den 23. januar 2017 kl. 02.04.14 UTC+1 skrev John Larkin:

which _in general_ will mean men are looking for young,healthy "beautiful" women because they will probably have healthy babies. and women looking for strong "wealthy" men, because they are probably capable of protecting and providing for those babies

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Lasse Langwadt Christensen

Non-sequitur?

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rickman

Well, I have no complaints.

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John Larkin

Egomania isn't a complaint - the people who suffer from it aren't the people who complain about the behaviour it engenders, and it isn't a minor problem either.

"an illness or medical condition, especially a relatively minor one."

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