Interesting review, thanks for sharing. My daughter contends that she has not able to find her right "prince," and that most of the eligible bachelors she knows are not worth pursuing. I suggested she upgrade her social circle, and that will most likely happen, once she starts Grad School.
My mother's generation believed that you went to college to find a husband. Sadly, even girls I started college with thought the same way. Happily, I did not. My prince charming came the old fashioned way - on a blind date arranged by mutual friends intent upon making a great match for us.
Maybe the Princess needs a matchmaker, if she really wants one. Otherwise, being comfortable with who you are is a good thing.
Comment Reply
Interesting review, thanks for sharing. My daughter contends that she has not able to find her right "prince," and that most of the eligible bachelors she knows are not worth pursuing. I suggested she upgrade her social circle, and that will most likely happen, once she starts Grad School.
My mother's generation believed that you went to college to find a husband. Sadly, even girls I started college with thought the same way. Happily, I did not. My prince charming came the old fashioned way - on a blind date arranged by mutual friends intent upon making a great match for us.
Maybe the Princess needs a matchmaker, if she really wants one. Otherwise, being comfortable with who you are is a good thing.
Somewhat related is this article on social status and health: https://www.empowher.com/news/08/04/24/social-status-plays-role-in-brain....
May 1, 2008 - 5:43pmThis Comment
Reply