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| I would but it has tended not to work out well for various reasons. |
| Also, education is a huge deal in my family. Everyone has advanced degrees and the women in my family are really judgmental about whom I date. |
| But more to my preferences. I’m just really attracted to a woman who is smart, well-read and educated. I find intelligence incredibly attractive. Some might say that means I’m a sapiosexual. But I refuse to use that term. |
| Yes and I have. I didn't just date one, I married one. |
| I have under graduate degrees in physics and computer science, and a graduate degree in computer science. My husband has an under graduate degree in philosophy. |
| But that is just on paper. My husband chose a life long path of self education early on since his childhood. |
| He wrote cloud enabled apps without taking a single programming class in his life. |
| He is a software UX architect without taking a single design class in his life. |
| It depends on what you mean by “less educated.” |
| I have an MA. My husband has an associates degree. By that standard, he’s less educated. |
| However, we’ve been married 17 years and the education difference has never been any kind of issue. |
| In fact, it’s pretty clear that his degree has been more practically useful. |
| Would I date someone with less intellectual curiosity than me? |
| Probably not, because I think once that was established, we’d find out we had little in common to sustain a relationship beyond a friendship. |
| It’s not that I’d think less of them. |
| These are just the kind of judgments we make when sorting out what kind of relationships we want with people. |
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