Jbagz
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We are talking about dating! The person affected the most is the non college educated person. But in general if the person applies themselves in life, it doesn't matter! But it could matter on the financial side! In Japan it doesn't matter. In the States it would maybe. There are many ways for non-college educated people to make money.
But that would be the only thing I could see as being a problem. I have dated women who only had hs diplomas. Never affected our conversations. I still talk to them on SNS.
As far as worldview goes, they can't imagine living in a foreign country! But they have been stationed in foreign countries! But then we can talk about stuff the average college kid can't! So I don't know what all this is about. Workdview!
It's a strange way to qualify your arguments. If you like/love a person, then it doesn't matter really. I could think of a lot of reasons why there is nothing wrong with it because the two will part anyway.
I'm going to guess that you haven't been to college. Is that correct?
I ask that not because I question your value as a person, but because of your curious sentence structure and use of exclamation points that are apparently displays of intense emotion.
To state my position more clearly:
I find that I am usually more compatible for dating someone long-term, if they went to college.
They tend have a worldview that is more inclusive of different cultures, the arts, sciences and their political opinions tend to be socially liberal. That's a good match for me.
I am not claiming that a person who hasn't been to college can not have those traits. Obviously they can.
However, I have noticed that the women who have been to college generally have those traits as opposed to high school educated women. Few things in life are absolute, but I find this generally holds true with American women. Especially women in the American South.
I also am flatly refuting the idea put forward by several posters that a college education holds little or no value. I find that notion absurd to say the least. I also suspect it is one being put forth by people who haven't been to college.