u/ParkAffectionate3537

I have read several reports that men are lagging behind in college/university education compared to women. Even on my LinkedIn many of my posts in my feed are from high-end professional women in C-level careers, such as banking, media, HR, medical and finance. Do more working-class men need to pursue college to keep up? White collar jobs require, at the bare minimum, a BA/BS degree. I know it is anecdotal but I've seen this on my LI for quite some time.

Having a good career, in some cases (but not all) should help men in their quest to be the protector/provider. I also know not everyone is on the same path, etc. But being financially stable post-divorce would improve your odds after dating.

Did many of you starting NSM and after reading the book start with shorter distances before tackling marathon? Have seen people jump into NSM and do a block for a marathon using sirpoc's book with success, but others have said to do it for 1-2 years at shorter distances. What have you seen so far? I've done it a few months and am getting used to pure vanilla. It's nice being able to run well and recover, etc., then do it all over again in 48 hours.