Good advice. But I wonder how often it happened to come up in conversations that you were in law school/were a lawyer. Not to be crude but that can't have hurt?
I never got the benefit of playing that card, subtly of course.
I can't speak for Vlad, but I've never really found my status as 'law student' to have much pull with girls. I don't intentionally use it as a "card", but it comes up pretty quick when I've met girls, or gone out with them, or whatever ('so what do you do? blah blah blah'). Really it depends on the girl, and her level of education. It hasn't been that impressive to most girls I've dated because most of them are educated themselves. Most of the girls I've dated have considered me a "smart guy" though, or so they've said.
I basically refuse to date girls who don't have at least one university degree, not out of snobbishness but because I've found I don't have many compatible interests with uneducated girls or college diploma-holders. My serious relationships have been with girls who had already completed one degree and were working on a second, so the novelty just wasn't there I guess.
Good advice. But I wonder how often it happened to come up in conversations that you were in law school/were a lawyer. Not to be crude but that can't have hurt?
I never got the benefit of playing that card, subtly of course.
Fair enough - it didn't hurt I'm sure. I give more credit to the dog I posed with for my online profile photo, however.
Good advice. But I wonder how often it happened to come up in conversations that you were in law school/were a lawyer. Not to be crude but that can't have hurt?
I never got the benefit of playing that card, subtly of course.
Wait... you're saying admitting you're a lawyer CAN'T have hurt?
