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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 3 Mar, 2009 01:33 PMI just have to ask this question. I'm a soon to be medical doctor( not very soon, but soon:glow:) and I've seen it as a turn off from guys... especially christian guys when I mention this. So guys, let me know what's your point of view. |
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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 3 Mar, 2009 02:06 PMIf a woman can have a Ph.D and still reverence her husband as Ephesians 5 says (even if he is a plumber), I don't see it as a problem. Men in general desire to be looked up to, and if a woman is much more educated than he, he probably feels intimidated that she wont respect him. My sister had a 4.2 in high school and straight A's in college with a tough major...her boyfriend is a high school grad. I think he feels "dumb" sometimes. |
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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 3 Mar, 2009 02:31 PMHi David, |
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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 3 Mar, 2009 03:23 PMHi, |
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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 3 Mar, 2009 08:55 PMGreat replies everyone. From your fingers to other folks hearts...I hope. |
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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 4 Mar, 2009 02:39 AMthank you all for the great replies. They all make sence. I know I reallly want to become a doctor and it has nothing to do with me, but With what God is calling me to. And of course I'll have to make sure that God and my futur family are the nr1 priorities. |
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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 4 Mar, 2009 03:06 AMI agree with everyone but if I had to pick a FOCAL POINT it would be what Lydia said that it is important that a man Know who he is in Christ. It is not your job sis to think or feel you are doing anything wrong. |
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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 4 Mar, 2009 03:53 AMThanks so much, Thomas |
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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 7 Mar, 2009 01:22 PMWell, for myself I would have to say yes a little. I don' think it would make or break anything particularly if I found out after already getting to know them. If we had several things in common and were getting along I don't think it would matter. However, if I was looking at your profile it might make me not send you a message. Just me of course. |
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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 14 Mar, 2009 12:16 AMOh, I am so glad you asked this question! I'm not a soon-to-be doctor or anything, but I definitely relate to the whole premise of the question. I have been told more than a few times by guys I've dated (or almost dated) that they think I'm either too smart, or way smarter than they are (Note that I'm NOT saying that I am smarter than they are, they just ASSUME I am). At first I thought it was some sort of excuse (why would you dump someone for 'supposedly' being smarter than you?) but I've heard it too many times for it to be a fluke. I assume it's because I've inadvertently made them feel insecure about themselves. It is a bummer though because it has at times made me feel bad about myself...it made me wish I wasn't so smart. But that's just me being very very...stupid. |
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Do men feel unconfortable with a woman who is more educated than they are and why?Posted : 19 Apr, 2009 11:25 PMI don't, but the facts that I've seen is that the more educated the woman is, the less submissive she is and the more egotistical she is. These are both major turnoffs to men as well as being sin. So, if an educated woman can keep God at the forefront and her roles according to God in view in a relationship/marriage, that is, Eph 5:22-24; 1Pet 3:1-7, Titus 2:1-5 and Proverbs 31:10-31, then being more educated can work. These verses apply to all women, of course, not just the more educated. |