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5 hours ago, eball said:

Men didn't evolve to be monogamous.  We force ourselves to be.  It's really that simple.

Actually, there's evidence to suggest that we did evolve toward monogamy. The extensive care required and resources allocated to childrearing in our species due to human children's relative vulnerability after birth are often cited as causes for monogamous partnerships among parents. There's also research showing that monogamy has higher incidence payoffs for the majority of the human species as average males can achieve higher paternity with a single partner.

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I pose this question to Our Swedish rocket surgeon researchers:

 

What educated woman wants to be with an uneducated man?

 

And what uneducated woman wants to be with an educated man?

 

LMAO... Crunch those numbers.

 

Oh, Boyst... You're an outliar, farmer too boot! ?

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19 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

I pose this question to Our Swedish rocket surgeon researchers:

 

What educated woman wants to be with an uneducated man?

 

And what uneducated woman wants to be with an educated man?

 

LMAO... Crunch those numbers.

 

Oh, Boyst... You're an outliar, farmer too boot! ?

  Education is relative.  A person can go to Cornell for any number of ag degrees or a person can go to a community college for a business degree.  Many Cornell ag degrees have a heavy emphasis on business and economics.  I've taken intro macro economics in both settings and there is far more material in the Cornell class than the MCC class.  The Cornell ag school is a back door for quite a few wishing to take business courses at state college prices versus going the endowed avenue.  Anyhow, my degree in business/ economics may make me appear less educated to some than somebody who may take engineering or computer science.  Just looking back at my high school graduating class just as many "educated" women came directly or indirectly seeking me out as there were women with just high school diploma's or one year trade schools over the past few decades.  In general the "educated" were more bold even if they were just getting an impression of the at the time current me.

16 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

Never under-estimate the power of Strange. It doesnt have to be better, it just has to be different than the same ol thing we've been getting at home.

  Yep, I wasted a couple of college semesters attempting to land a woman that was outside of my background.  Did not have much of a chance but I was enthralled by the "dish I never had before" aspect.  

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23 hours ago, Boyst62 said:

Why the hell would anyone do that?

 

I do it because I met someone who shares, down the most intricate minutia, my values and morals, my goals and dreams, has nearly perfectly overlapping interests and passions, whom I share an incredible intimacy with unlike any woman I ever met before her, and I am attracted to on a physical level in an overwhelming way.

 

She cares deeply for me in the same way, and demonstrates it in the way she lives her life to make mine easier, just as I do with mine for her.

 

She's the very best friend I've ever made, and spending time with another woman would just mean less time I was able to spend with her.

 

I don't think monogamy is for everyone, and until I met my wife I never would have thought that it was for me.

 

Some might say that the grass isn't always greener, but for me it's not that.  It's that I can visibly see how much more lush my lawn is than everyone else's.

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Posted (edited)
16 minutes ago, RochesterRob said:

  Education is relative.  A person can go to Cornell for any number of ag degrees or a person can go to a community college for a business degree.  Many Cornell ag degrees have a heavy emphasis on business and economics.  I've taken intro macro economics in both settings and there is far more material in the Cornell class than the MCC class.  The Cornell ag school is a back door for quite a few wishing to take business courses at state college prices versus going the endowed avenue.  Anyhow, my degree in business/ economics my make me appear less educated to some than somebody who may take engineering or computer science.  Just looking back at my high school graduating class just as many "educated" women came directly or indirectly seeking me out as there were women with just high school diploma's or one year trade schools over the past few decades.  In general the "educated" were more bold even if they were just getting an impression of the at the time current me.

No.  You're  "college" educated.  So, the study has merit.  Interested to see what the offers would be if you were just a HS grad working @ McDonald's?

 

The study didn't split degrees of "college" educated, just if they were or were not.

 

Women tend to seek wealth and stability.  Men sex.

6 minutes ago, TakeYouToTasker said:

 

I do it because I met someone who shares, down the most intricate minutia, my values and morals, goals and dreams, has nearly perfectly overlapping interests and passions, I share incredible intimacy with unlike any woman I ever met before her, I am attracted to on a physical level in an overwhelming way.

 

She cares deeply for me in the same way, and demonstrates it in the way she lives her life to make mine easier, just as I do with mine for her.

 

She's the very best friend I've ever made, and spending time with another woman would just mean less time I was able to spend with her.

 

I don't think monogamy is for everyone, and until I met my wife I never would have thought that it was for me.

 

Some might say that the grass isn't always greener, but for me it's not that.  It's that I can visibly see how much more lush my lawn is than everyone else's.

You forgot to add:

 

Porn on weekends, while Her's is getting mowed by the plumber.

 

 

LoL... J/K.

 

Oh... I forgot to ask TYTT:  Are You both college educated?

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20 minutes ago, TakeYouToTasker said:

 

I do it because I met someone who shares, down the most intricate minutia, my values and morals, goals and dreams, has nearly perfectly overlapping interests and passions, I share incredible intimacy with unlike any woman I ever met before her, I am attracted to on a physical level in an overwhelming way.

 

She cares deeply for me in the same way, and demonstrates it in the way she lives her life to make mine easier, just as I do with mine for her.

 

She's the very best friend I've ever made, and spending time with another woman would just mean less time I was able to spend with her.

 

I don't think monogamy is for everyone, and until I met my wife I never would have thought that it was for me.

 

Some might say that the grass isn't always greener, but for me it's not that.  It's that I can visibly see how much more lush my lawn is than everyone else's.

Well put. 

 

I'm on a new record for me.  4 months monogamous.

Posted
Just now, Soda Popinski said:

Let me know when you get to 20+ years rookie!  LOL

That'll never happen. I can't wait until I am 40 and single.  

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29 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

No.  You're  "college" educated.  So, the study has merit.  Interested to see what the offers would be if you were just a HS grad working @ McDonald's?

 

The study didn't split degrees of "college" educated, just if they were or were not.

 

Women tend to seek wealth and stability.  Men sex.

You forgot to add:

 

Porn on weekends, while Her's is getting mowed by the plumber.

 

 

LoL... J/K.

 

Oh... I forgot to ask TYTT:  Are You both college educated?

  The most intense offer was by a very attractive educated female classmate and the picture sent was very interesting.

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1 hour ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

LoL... J/K.

 

Oh... I forgot to ask TYTT:  Are You both college educated?

 

We are, but to differing degrees.

 

I have more education than her, but recognize her as my intellectual equal.

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5 hours ago, Boyst62 said:

Why the hell would anyone do that?

 

Double the income with a lot less than half the expenses. And from a financial planning standpoint the government tends to give financial perks to married couples that non-married couples don’t have. Why the recognition of same sex marriage on the federal level was so important. 

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1 minute ago, Chef Jim said:

 

Double the income with a lot less than half the expenses. And from a financial planning standpoint the government tends to give financial perks to married couples that non-married couples don’t have. Why the recognition of same sex marriage on the federal level was so important. 

So, can we get married if it'll help?

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