Some people ask about their academic qualifications before dating, and look down on people with low academic qualifications. Do you think this is right?

Some people ask about their academic qualifications before dating, and look down on people with low academic qualifications. Do you think this is right? Everyone talked about the relationship between education and feelings in yesterday's article. You can feel that people with different educational backgrounds have different languages. However, it is a bit extreme to look down on people with low academic qualifications because of their high academic qualifications. After reading last night's article, a reader * * * enjoyed her blind date story and met a man who was more arrogant because of his high academic qualifications.

Yesterday, I read your short story about a second-married graduate student. I have a deep understanding of that woman's distress. I met such a man on a date. Although I didn't get married in the end, I can feel the pain that a man like him will bring to women. It is a mistake to say that his emotional intelligence is too low and heavy. I didn't say these things in a rage because I was hurt. I calm down and treat people like him, but I still feel disgusted.

Before I went on a blind date, I saw the pictures that my period sent me. I can't tell you how I feel. After all, it's just a photo, and it's hard to say whether it is different from the real version. I thought that if I went back anyway, I would go on a blind date and see what kind of person the other person is, maybe a good man! Do you know what he asked after I introduced myself briefly? He said to me, "What is your education?" Suddenly talking about my education, I answered inexplicably and told him that it was a bachelor's degree. Hearing this, he gave a sneer, with a sarcastic sneer, rolled his eyes and blew his mouth disdainfully and said, "Then we don't have to talk about it. You don't deserve me. "

In fact, I should have stood up and left, but I was too sensitive and asked why. At the conclusion, he said shamelessly, "I am a master student and you are an undergraduate. Personality is out of line! You have to tell me this kind of question, which shows that a woman who graduated from college is not very clever! "

When I realized that he disliked me for being less educated than him, I was instantly angry. He just said it was inappropriate, and I can accept the last sentence without saying it. But he humiliated me too much, and I can't stand it. I asked him loudly, "What happened after graduating from college?" . Why can't my mind work? Your master's degree is not simple, is it Did you learn how to be arrogant and hurt others when you were in graduate school? I am a loser. How dare I look down on others! Who do you think you are? I have to marry you. We're just dating. A man who doesn't respect women like you will never want to get married! "

Because there were a lot of people sitting next to him at that time, and the voices were loud, people around him had to look at him after listening. He left me speechless and showed a fierce expression. I don't want to talk to him anymore, so go! This kind of man, accompany him for another minute, maybe I'll throw up! I don't care about his education or his family background, such a man who looks down on women.

Is the kind of person I hate the most. I don't want it at all. I admit that there is a difference in academic qualifications between undergraduate graduates and masters, but in terms of being a man, I feel that he is not even as good as primary and secondary school students. Even the most basic "attention" of being a man can't be done. It's a joke to look down on others! Such people, even if they finally get married, are doomed to divorce. A woman will marry such a man unless she is out of her mind!