I would hate to think that HN people would burn themselves out in an office for anything other than a passion for their work, not a drive to make more money or "succeed" in the conventional nomenclature of the American office.
As such, I doubt I could be interested in a partner who didn't have a similar desire to master her craft. Women who "succeed in the workplace" and stay-at-home moms are similar in my eyes, part of a false dichotomy.
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[ 3.4 ms ] story [ 10.6 ms ] threadI would hate to think that HN people would burn themselves out in an office for anything other than a passion for their work, not a drive to make more money or "succeed" in the conventional nomenclature of the American office.
As such, I doubt I could be interested in a partner who didn't have a similar desire to master her craft. Women who "succeed in the workplace" and stay-at-home moms are similar in my eyes, part of a false dichotomy.