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Created by: PolyGrl	The original post for this thread was deleted.

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User Details are only visible to members.	LadyWife, no wonder your vagina is so worn out! You get too much rest and have too much energy! LOL
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User Details are only visible to members.	I gots me lots of them degree things but I'm living off the old man rights now!
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User Details are only visible to members.	Congrats Poly!!
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User Details are only visible to members.	I'm so stoopid I retired at 45, Degree: School of Hard Knocks
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User Details are only visible to members.	Mischief, I don't totally agree with you. I married current DH with a lot more formal education than him. BUT...being self-taught counts for a lot. He can fix cars, install lights and do other electrical work; he is so good with computers he could make yours tap dance. When we got engaged (after 3 years together) he had only a HS degree, and I had almost 3 college degrees. If someone works hard at what they do, and likes to learn (doesn't have to be at a school!) that is what I am attracted to. I think we have been a good influence on each other. He became more interested in reading and education, and I have learned a lot about computers (not just screwing around online, but how to diagnose and correct certain problems) and about electrical stuff. My older son is gifted, and when he was little and prone to bragging I reminded him often: "It's more important to be a NICE person than a smart person. We don't get to choose how smart we are, but we get to choose how nice we are to other people." --Jen
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User Details are only visible to members.	Oh, forgot to say...my better half is working towards a BS/CS. He did tech school and started working with that, and now is going for the degree.
Sinking Spring PA			Username hidden (384 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I have a BA in speech-language pathology, an MS in the same area, and an MA in Transpersonal Psychology. I just got the psych. degree in 2001. I was thinking of changing career paths and going into the holistic health field as a psychologist. I have a real knack for assisting people with physical health problems, but I am enjoying my current job a lot, and I have concerns about getting paid for the psych. job. Or shall I say, NOT getting paid. FYI, I once considered becoming a sex therapist, but I feared that dealing w/other people's sex problems might take something away from my own sex life. And we can't have THAT! ;) Jen
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User Details are only visible to members.	Upon graduatin high school, I imediately enrolled in the school of hard knocks. I'm still there, my degrees are my scars, wrinkles, and grey hairs, all of which I have too many to count. Mike
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User Details are only visible to members.	Congrats Longbeach!
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User Details are only visible to members.	PolyGrl wrote: <<There is nothing wrong with not wanting to answer a question w/o any justifications. There is a whole lot wrong when you enter a particular subject forum use it as a podium to announce to everyone how greatly you are educated, criticize the topic the person that started it and leave. >> Not sure if that's in reference to me--I suspect it is--but regardless, I went back and read what I posted earlier in the thread, and then also the original questions Poly asked, and realized that I was a bit harsh, and I should apologize for that. Poly you have said repeatedly that you have apologized. Frankly I don't think you should, since you did nothing wrong as far as I can tell. You just wanted to know what people do out there, what they have studied, etc. I personally find these to be fascinating questions, and in fact often conversations with couples we have just met revolve around these matters. What I was hoping to convey, and I regret I didn't find a less poignant way of saying it, was that there is an important difference between putting this information on the table once you are face to face with the other couple, than doing it in an impersonal fashion such as an electronic forum. The reason has to do with the power of the physical presence, which will often mitigate the tendency to divide brought by differences in personal backgrounds. But in the electronic forum we don't have the advantage of the physical presence, so I thought that from the point of view of fostering a sense of commonality it would be counterproductive to highlight our differences. I'm really sorry that you read my criticism as an attack on your question. It was a criticism, yes, but at the same time I share the curiosity that motivated the question. I should add that I generally enjoy your posts, particularly when you start threads. I think your threads help to enrich these forums and I look forward to seeing more of them. Mr. Content
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