if you’re saying this is whining ( which it low key is) lordt knows you gotta get on the women they be the main ones crying in the car about this shyt.
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I mean White and Asian women are going after the dudes in Finance working at Wall Street not the plumber or electrician.
Actually now that I think more about it, I would say Black women are more likely to choose the plumber guy more than other races of women.
I'm sorry but limiting it to black women is a problem.I'm sorry for the generalization it's just what I see (mainly online)this is something I mainly hear on line, but in real life too I honestly see white collar black women dating blue collar brehs less than latinas and white women. Asian and black college educated women specifically seem against blue collar dudes for the most part
I know college women in general date/marry other college educated men obviously, but the dialogue I hear from a lot and mainly college educated black women is that they will NEVER date a blue collar/trade man. Why though?
It seems backwards cause if we're being fr in MOST places where black people live (like the south) the most financially secure black men are blue collar. But their biggest gripe with dating is seemingly "black men aren't earning enough".
Just from what I see, it looks like a lot of college educated/white collar black women genuinely look down on blue collar men. Obviously not all of them, but a good enough amount to notice it. I think educated women in general tend to lean against blue collar men but I specifically see mainly white collar black women talking down.
Respectfully
To answer your question, just look at perceptions starting in high school. It's more respected to go to college than going to a trade school or the military. In fact, counselors usually push those two on the less desirable (non-college material) students. We now live in a society where people respect a scientist that works behind a desk and don't consider an HVAC technician applies science to their work as well. Education pushed a perception so they can sell courses and we bought into it. The women who have a problem with blue collar workers either don't know about the professions or are chasing prince charming who wears a suit.
You would be incorrectI mean White and Asian women are going after the dudes in Finance working at Wall Street not the plumber or electrician.
Actually now that I think more about it, I would say Black women are more likely to choose the plumber guy more than other races of women.
Reality and the frontin many do on social media are two different things
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