[Paradox]

Discussed on FR earlier, and I think the concensus was "Don't marry a b*tch!", and it just so happens that there tends to be a higher proportion of b*tches among career women than normal women, but that may not even be the case, or the difference may be small.

[Oberon]

pissant tells teeny, "Get in the kitchen and make me some pie!"

[dinoparty]

Very good point.

[Toby06]

Yep, see my post #34 on this thread:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1688730/posts

[mad puppy]

Exactly.

Career oriented woman probably have the same negatives that a career oriented man has, but a cranky biatch is forever, working or not.

Just as surely, anyone who is trying to be career oriented and failing miserable is NOT someone you want to marry, date, have children with or in any way, shape or form, screw around with. Many gals who violate this rule can escape and move on. Most guys who violate this rule and don't see the error quickly, end up giving houses to women they don't like. Until that inequality is worked out look for guys to point out that fact and ignore the exceptions.

[KarlInOhio]

Discussed on FR earlier, and I think the concensus was "Don't marry a b*tch!"

Is this man a closet FReeper?

[ShandaLear]

Maybe it's the men who have the problem.

[finnigan2]

"Discussed on FR earlier, and I think the consensus was "Don't marry a b*tch!", and it just so happens that there tends to be a higher proportion of b*tches among career women than normal women,.."

- Could be some truth to this since one of the traits of successful men is often the ability to be ruthless - women with the same trait could be perceived as a bitch in her private life. However, I've found in my career that men or women who are very successful but still human beings are invariably very knowledgeable in their field which makes them self confident, secure and respected leaders with a low "bad decision" rating.