Is your spouse in STEM as well? How do they like it? Does their

>>7958130
>My gf

What the actual fuck? Where are all the cucks coming from? Go back to /sjw/ and tumblr, please.

>Having a girlfriend
>Not just pumping a dumping

My girlfriend is a biologist. Personally I couldn't give less of a shit about turtles or bacteria or whatever but she loves it all, and I'm glad she's not doing something useless like geography.

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>>7958227
Why does /sci/ hate Biology? Nature is so nice.

>>7958227
>biology
>STEM

>>7958133
>>7958402
I see /r9k/ is at it again. There's a board made just for you. Now, piss off.

My wife cooks and cleans. No she's not into STEM lol I don't mix work and play.

>>7958416
>having an unintellectual wife
top cuck

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>>7958130
No, my waifu is an author

>>7958426
Good taste

>>7958422
>not having an artsy wife that cooks and cleans for you while you work
It's a perfect mix.

>>7958422
How is being the intellectual dominant in a relationship being a cuck? Some women want to be homemakers.

We're not talking Daisy from Great Gatsby dumb, you can still have a normal intelligence wife.

>>7958130
No I chose an attractive spouse with feminine qualities, not a butch bitch.

>>7958130
Implying women don't just exist for sex. They're good for nothing else.

>>7958426
shit waifu
not loli, not good

>>7958678
she's loli enough

>>7958422
>wanting a wife more intelligent than you

Cuckest cuckoldry ever invented

>>7958704
>not wanting intelligent children
Wow enjoy paying for you kid's communications degree

>>7958704
This

Am scared of smart girls

>Is your spouse in STEM as well?

My gf (dating for about a year) is in the second year of a PhD program in chemistry. I'm a second-year grad student as well, in applied physics PhD program.

>How do they like it?

I wouldn't say she enjoys it. On top of research, taking courses and being a GSI and candidacy have taken their tolls on her. But she is set on being a PI. So, she doesn't have much of a choice.

>Does their field compliment yours?

I'd say so. Though we're in different programs, our research and coursework has actually overlapped in some areas. We've been able to help each other out a few times.

But, if I had the option, I really wouldn't prefer to talk about work all that much with her. I'd rather leave work bullshit at work.