I am not easily discouraged, but throughout my years of being an engineer, i've been told that I would not make it. Even my own boyfriend discourages me. He said "if you really wanted to be a programmer, you would've done so as a kid when you first got a computer. Otherwise, you won't make it". I know exactly what he means: you really need a passion to stick to it. However, it seems like men are more readily tuned to dish this sort of discouragement out to females.
I am smart, most likely tougher than you, and I absolutely adore spending 16 hours in a library. learning is my passion. I'm just very upset that he would discourage me so much from even GIVING it a shot.
What do you think? Ladies: have you had this problem? Men: Comments and questions?
2007-01-19
05:16:58
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➔ Psychology