
My experience is that most people haven’t learned what they want yet and are too busy trying things out to fully understand and comprehend how each decision affects different aspects of their well being. Either parents don’t talk to them or they don’t listen when the parents do, add peer pressure and the desire to conform to unachievable norms and there’s your problem in a nutshell.
It’s just that, why would I want to waste my time with someone who isn’t capable of having deep conversations. I’m not trying to brag but my fiancé is a doctor, he has a higher education and a depth of knowledge that is stimulating. I have a PhD and when it finally came for me to start dating, education was important to me.
That what I mean me and fiancé are there, both of our interests and intelligence are vast but in differing fields that hearing him talk about it, brings light to me about his field and light to him about mine. That connection is stimulating cause I love hearing about his work and hearing him talk about it. Education is important but not always traditional.
Yes, that’s how my fiancé and I are as well. He works in emergency medicine and I am an art history professor. Two vastly different things but we are deeply invested in sharing knowledge and talking about things in our respective fields. I agree with your last statement, education is important but not traditional.