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22-Jan-2021 05:49

If being a lawyer makes you THINK you are an expert on any subject (from environmental data to evolution), as it often apparently does, isn't that good enough?

Who wouldn't want to be married to a world reknowned expert on everything AND who is also a lawyer?

Of course, I didn't obsess that much about my grades either and I had a job secured before the start of my second year (the Corps - no nasty civilian law for me). Many of my classmates were coddled, debt-ridden, crybabies who still haven't figured out the law. "Some generalizations that make me doubt I'll date a lawyer: Lawyers are often innumerate and proud of it, which makes me embarassed for them." Got an A in undergrad calculus and an A in statistics, despite being an Arts major.

I know it sounds harsh, but you try sitting through conversations about which company will loan an extra 5 grand for "bar preparation expenses..." "I'm a quarter million in already. I hear Jordans is offering no payments for a year on living rooms." Pathetic. "They went to law school because they weren't sure who they were, stayed because it is all-engrossing, and became lawyers because it is ****ing hard not to after law school.

I would date a lawyer who convinced me it was what he wanted to be doing, had an awareness that it is both a ridiculous process and has important potential for doing good, and was grounded in the physical world. When I went to law school, I thought my degree in chemistry and five years working as an environmental chemist would actually help me in the only area of law I was remotely interested in practicing in--environmental law.

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My impression was that whatever lightweight degree they did before law school had never shown them what it meant to work hard.I never trusted that there was a solid core to law, so I don't know what the fundamental limits are to someone for whom law is a practice and discipline. I would date a lawyer who convinced me it was what he wanted to be doing, had an awareness that it is both a ridiculous process and has important potential for doing good, and was grounded in the physical world.