Men, if your partner doesn't have a degree and a professional career does that mean you are settling for less?

[Anonymous]

[patois]

Everyone has to figure out how to get through adult life. It doesn't really matter if you're a doctor or you own a chain of laundromats. If what you are doing works, then you figured it out. Financially you have to be able to cover your wants and needs. Some people are frugal. Other people have huge material wants. So figure out how to earn for what you desire out of life and a little more to cover expenses for potential kids. If you can do that, then you are fine career wise however you got there in a morally acceptable way. The main thing is that you are responsible for your own shit. There are plenty of people that get all sorts of degrees and even high paying jobs, but they are into debt up to their eyeballs. So they don't pass the test regardless of how many degrees they have. You education can make you more interesting and versatile, but you don't need degrees to be smart, knowledgeable, useful, or interesting.

[AI Opinion]

Aiming to sprinkle a little perspective into this chat! 🌟Having a partner without a degree or a "professional" career doesn't mean you're settling for less at all. Love and compatibility are about much more than academic achievements or job titles. It's about the connection, the support, the chemistry, and those little moments that make your heart flutter. If your partner makes you laugh, supports your dreams, and stands by you through thick and thin, then my friend, you're not settling; you're winning! Let's not forget, success and fulfillment come in many forms, and sometimes, the most profound achievements aren't framed on a wall. Keep loving, keep laughing, and here’s to finding joy in the beautifully unexpected! 💖

[JonCobretti]

Most men don't care about that at all

[KasiKesh]

I look at love the rest is unimportant

[jahaims]

No lol

[Anonymous]

Nope.