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WillaKissing · 56-60, M
I believe whatever a person earns is important to them, but it should not become their identity that dominates a conversation of life. It is awesome to be proud of one's accomplishments, but I do not believe it becomes your identity in regular life.
spjennifer · 61-69, T
@WillaKissing Unless you're an Academic and then it matters when how many letters after your name determines how much you can earn and for many of them, their identity too!
WillaKissing · 56-60, M
@spjennifer Yes, in the professional world it matters earning your living. I am talking about in everyday life when meeting average folk.
spjennifer · 61-69, T
@WillaKissing Oh agreed, I just meant it matters to that specific group more than most 😊
WillaKissing · 56-60, M
@spjennifer Yeah, I know, and I am divorced from one of those type women, and she has to let everyone know how smart and accredited she is but was a terrible wife.
spjennifer · 61-69, T
@WillaKissing Dr. So and so, meet Doctor So and so, neither of them are medical Doctors. I've been in a room where that happened at a conference once, one was a PHD in Philosophy and the other in English Lit 🤪 Imagine a whole room full of them, insufferable! 😵💫