Question

I'm a woman in my late twenties, and I would love to meet my bashert. To say that I have not met my equal is an understatement. I'm in medical school, and I don't necessarily need a man who is also in medical school, but he at least needs to be educated.

My background is modern-yeshivish, and the men I dated who never went to college just did not work out for me. Now I refuse to date uneducated men. People think I'm stuck-up when I say that. They don't understand that I tried dating a few men who never went to college and it was a disaster. I had nothing in common with them. I agreed to go out because everyone made me feel guilty that I first said no, and they insisted that a man can be a great husband without a college education.

I don't know what to do, because this is what's out there. My parents tell me that I should marry a man who will be good to me because that's what matters. Am I wrong to want to marry my equal? I want to marry a man who has a profession and also makes time to learn. Is that too much to ask for?

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