Icebreakers
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When can differences in educational background become problematic in relationships?
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I don't think it could become a problem.
When one or the other feels threatened by the education difference.
If one person in the relationship attended Boise State....
It's problematic if one thinks he or she's always more knowledgeable than the other
If you can't have a "normal" conversation with the other
When he thinks he's right about things that he's wrong example math problems lol
It doesnt
Als de ander het altijd beter weet en niet respecteert dat de ander misschien niet zo is als hij/ zij
Two strong competitive minds tend to not surrender and become damaging to one another instead of nurturing.
Never
Education encompasses school, travel, life experiences & work experiences. Compatibility requires comparable experiences in each.
when it comes to deciding the breadwinner
I think it's important to understand who will bring what financially to the relationship. That amount can be a function of education. Education differences could become problematic if you have a high school dropout and a PhD in the same house and money differences are an issue or one person resents the other.
when it gets political....
I don't think it can become problematic.
