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1	[deleted by user] There are lots of single women in their 40s and older who have a hard time finding real relationships. From the ones I've talked to, at that point in their life, the main qualification they're looking for is just someone with stability in their life (e.g. has a job or can make a living somehow). It's almost always the 40+ year old single women that pursue a relationship with me first. There are plenty. I know a college educated single mother who was happy to date a minimum wage earner in his 50s…	/r/seduction	15/09/21 08:25 PM
15	Do you regret "settling" for a man you never truly loved? At a certain level, don't you think just about everyone settles? There must be at least one other person in the world that they'd prefer instead. I think almost everyone can think of some famous/rich/smart/hot person that they'd prefer. Or even if you don't have a specific person in mind, do you not think there exists another person out there exactly like your current partner, but they were richer, smarter, and hotter than your current partner, and you'd prefer them instead?	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/02/21 05:06 PM
2	Socio-Economic Class Mega Thread You should also consider that many popular STEM fields nowadays were not the same as they were decades ago when legacies went to school. Computer science was not a popular major decades ago. Most households didn't even have a computer 25 years ago. Since the rise of many currently popular STEM fields only took place relatively recently, it's hard to say that there are many family legacies that did this work going back many years. You can't pass down something that's new and didn't exist decades …	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/02/21 04:11 PM

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