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^ You left out China, Indonesia, BD, US, Nigeria and Brazil…
Anyhow that was not a good post by Doppleganger.
Be nice dude!
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Education was and never will be important. You are not going to use degree from Harvard in Kitchen, Washroom, Bedroom, going out, dining, raising children & running business.
Do save yourself from parhey-likhey-jahil, they are in high quantity these days, just meet one other day.
its met not meet lol @Newyork
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^ That was his point man, you don’t need education to be a successful man. 
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yes...jst coz they would have degrees does not mean that they are very "good" ppl!
bingo
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its the ‘aunties’ who make comments… kitnay bachay hain? larkey kitnay hain? abi sirf 2 bachay hain? bas?? haaaw haaaye//
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A question for ladies specifically. Would you marry someone who lacks proper education?
Ofcourse not. It's not only marrying someone with a degree but education has such a positive affect on everyone's life/attitude/thinking. So without a proper education its very rare to have a complete personality.
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I don’t think that the feministic ideas presented in this thread nor do the posters live in Pakistan. Do you?
PS You can put out enough but still don’t have two dozen kids. If that was the only criterion, then the more promiscuous societies in the west would be more populated.
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No. When I say rich I mean it. It’s not difficult to be a good provider, even a taxi driver can be a good provider.
PS: I didn’t mean it to be inherently rich either, that’s why I said “rich and independent”.
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Education isn't everything. Hard work and the determination to be successful is what I would like to see.
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i can compromise on education, but cant compromise on his manners and social status
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well said:k:
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No. When I say rich I mean it. It's not difficult to be a good provider, even a taxi driver can be a good provider.
And what is wrong with a taxi driver being a good provider.
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And what is wrong with a taxi driver being a good provider.
He's working class.
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And what is wrong with a taxi driver being a good provider.
Nothing. It's not about just "providing good", there are other things to be considered as well like his social status and circle of his friends etc. Also, being a taxi driver means you'll have less chances of breaking out your class barrier and less chances of growing your business unless you drove a taxi in past and now you own a credible business of your own.
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Education isn't everything. Hard work and the determination to be successful is what I would like to see.
Yep totally agree- I know people who have a great education but are not the type of people you want to marry. As long as they can provide their share in a marriage- whatever job/education that should be the main thing.
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Nothing. It's not about just "providing good", there are other things to be considered as well like his social status and circle of his friends etc. Also, being a taxi driver means you'll have less chances of breaking out your class barrier and less chances of growing your business unless you drove a taxi in past and now you own a credible business of your own.
Exactly , you will come across may folks in Chicago, New Jersey , New York. Who drove taxi while they were student and for a while after that and now they are very successful folks.
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Exactly , you will come across may folks in Chicago, New Jersey , New York. Who drove taxi while they were student and for a while after that and now they are very successful folks.
Yeah but I'm talking about a person who's not formally educated and now drives a taxi for a living. Being a part-time student is different.