I like how you mention "she wants to live in a metropolitan city" with such disgust. G-d forbid, a wife of an ophthalmologist wants to do that. No, we should all live on a farm like you?
By the way, in response to your reply in the referenced thread: you know nothing about me and do not just assume I personally have a hard time finding a job in a location of my choice (you know what happens when you assume, right
). I am happily employed making probably in the >95th precentile for 2 years out.
Here you go:
http://more.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?p=9452274
You want me to find more similar threads?
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Wow, why so angry? How are you reading disgust into that sentence? I think its perfectly accurate and not putting any spin on things one way or another.
As to my reply to your post on the other thread. . .not sure how you are seeing it as me thinking anything about you personally. Essentially I was agreeing with you that people who want jobs in bigger cities may have a hard time finding them. I disagree that this is the outlook for the entire country. But thank you for sharing your 95th percentile Epeen, it has been admired by all.
I find it somewhat ironic that you are upset thinking that I am somehow biased against metropolitan lifestyle (which I'm not), yet you have no problem throwing out farm comments to those who choose to live in smaller cities. Who seems disgusted?
As for forum links, yes I would love you to link more if you can find any good ones. The one you linked basically can be summed up with the OP saying "I heard from a friend. . ." and then Mirror Form going on to say that the market is abysmal, then saying there are jobs out there just not good ones, then going back to saying its abysmal. I didn't see a single post saying "I personally am having a hard time finding work." I didn't start this thread because I disbelieve that people are having trouble, I am genuinely curious as to how the market is. I am quite doubtful that is as bad as Bitterwife makes it sound.