This statement is said by about 80% of college graduates. They don't realize that, sure, you worked hard, but if you're not working hard at the RIGHT things then it's not really doing you any good. But that's for a bigger discussion than this TV show.I don't find it that hard to believe. I see thousands of them on Tinder. especially in DMV and ATL. hard-working driven sistas with all the accolades in the world. Masters from good school, top performer at their jobs, ran marathons, well-traveled, etc. but haven't got a clue in the world on how to attract AND keep a man. social life when it comes to men is an absolute disaster. Think they deserve Idris elba but have nothing to offer but their degrees and accolades.
going for dudes that they know have no intentions of being serious with them and crying foul after. cycle continues until 35+ then all of a sudden it's "there's no good men out there. all the fine dudes don't act right. I worked hard I shouldn't have to settle, I know my worth, blah blah blah"