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Would you go out with someone who has less schooling and or money than you?
Would you be ashamed to go out in public with them even if they were the nicest person u knew?

Of course not, if they were the best match for me it would not matter one bit of their lot in life.

Besides, through adversity we learn about ourselves. Those that have travelled the rough roads often have their feet firmly on the ground.

why is it that people put so much on schooling and money?
you can learn things in life , better than you can in any school.
i thought it was cuse of the person not for what they have , but i could be wrong about this.
i can personaly say some of the nicest people i have met do not have a lot of money or education.

I totally agree.I could care less about the so called'important' things.
Some of the nicest,most loving people I've had the chance to call friends are people who have learned from the school of life and who are content with who they are and what they have.
I can't see how material things and education take up so much of how people are seen.

It's a shame that so much emphasis is put on how much money a person has and what education they have.There is no application to fill out to enter a relationship.Life is as good a learning experience then any school.I have learnt much more from travelling then I ever learnt in college.

Alright going to really make people mad with this one...I tell myself I don't care and I don't think I do...but...met someone few months ago...47...and 2 weeks off welfare...nice enough fella but really hard to talk about lifestyles when his was so drastically different...I am off to home depot to buy renovation products..he can't pay his phone bill...I am not looking for a sugar daddy or someone to pay the bills but sometimes I wonder if simular economic situation is easier as you are at the same place in your lives...Thoughts?

I think the way Curly worded it....About being seen in public with the nicest person I know? Hell, I'd be pleased as punch that the nicest person I knew would even consider going out in public with the likes of me. We could share a big mac on payday.

Would I go out in public with someone less schooling, money, these things are not important to me.

What is important to me is that I am comfortable with the person, and I enjoy he/her company.

I've met doctors and PhD candidates recently. Have also been with cleaners.

No big deal to me.

Everyone is a human being and has brain and should be treated with respect in all cases.

Doesn't matter, really.

Gary are u feeling ok?

Sure he is fine..they just need to be hot and blonde...not that concerned about IQ and bank book...lol

Bugging Gary!!!

No fries with the big mac??

Okay so that means a lady as to be real special to bring to your favourite place Tim horton??

I could care less about how much schooling or money they have.
If I'm in the company of someone and enjoy their company, I wouldn't
give a rats backside if they were the hunchback of Notre Dame
Niether money, schooling, or even looks plays a roll in who I see.
Besides I look at it this way, if they're gutsy enough to be seen in
public with me..then they can't be all bad

In my opinion, schooling does not dictate a persons level of intelligence, nor does money dictate a persons generosity... in fact, it is more common that the opposite is true.

If we can have intelligent conversations and ambition and working hard for what we want are things we have in common... schooling and/or money are meaningless.


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Dawn, if you remember that Tim's is a favotrite of mine, you qualify for a muffin.

Murray......the tat is a dead give a away

Now I feel special

Dawn, you are special.

Curly, you are too. They named the special school bus after you. I forgot about the tattoo

u forgot the tat.........................yeah right