Why is it that black women often put “educated” on their dating/social media profiles, but black men don’t?

[Standing on business]

Is this a tactic to compete with other women or something they do to attract a higher quality of man

 

[RickyDiBiase]

Being educated is something that’s taken for granted. Aint nothing wrong with showcasing your achievements. For get the p*ssy aspect, black success and triumph should be broadcasted anybody feeling someone kinda away is an insecure bum bytch or a bussy snorkeling clown

 

[Sway]

Because they think it makes them special.

 

[JNew]

Who cares bruh she ain’t fukin you that’s all that matters.

 

[RARI_Godwind]

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

educated men/men with means operate in two modes - pursuing the baddest bytch available even if she brings nothing to the table or pursuing a mate that can be a partner (sometimes calls for compromising on looks - going for the 6.5 vs the 8.5). i think chicks tagging themself as "educated" is a way to signify to the latter

 

[Solo_87]

To attract the best or most compatible suitors

The dating pool for men is less competitive, a lot of men in this apps aren't looking to find someone to settle down with, and men aren't as concerned with education lol

 

[Cakebatter]

Women post the "Educated" label as a way to alert men that they want someone who makes the same or more than them. Men simply ignore it, because most of them chicks are still getting downed by thugs, killers, and broke dudes when they find one they are physically attracted to.

 

[Slimkid07]

Some probably do it to counter the unfair label of black women being uneducated, loud, and ghetto.
Just an indicator that they have some intelligence and sophistication.

 

[Stuntone]

Educated in what tho? General Studies?

 

[feelosofer]

Black women value their degrees and think that its a feather in their cap and that potential suitors should value it as well. Some men do and some men don't.

 

[NatiboyB]

The same reason I don’t put it on my other socials. Women don’t give a damn. It’s not like my HR degree is making them moist.

Having the degree vs not having it hasn’t really been much of a difference for me. I only bring it up when someone asks. I didn’t even need it for my job. And the way they are hurting for HR they would probably push me into it.

Honestly I don’t think women know or even care what men are really attracted to and like because they think sexual market place value (sexual attention) and relationship value (willingness to really marry or take serious) is the same.

 

[Jaguar93]

Let theses women be happy about their education. Let them live bruh.

 

[BigMan]

I got looks when I put my specific degree in my bio. I think women think that because they desire educated (by educated they mean degrees) men, that men desire educated women. We don't really care that much and its more annoying than anything.

 

[NoirDynosaur]

Pay attention to a woman's actions > words

The woman who's putting that extra shyt is getting piped down by Little Papito from down the street