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I was raised by a woman who went to college to find a husband. She was happily married and was a great wife and mother, and then he died. She had never been gainfully employed and never had an interest in making money, much less managing it. And the thing is, it's not as if she didn't have opportunities. She went to college in the 1980s and was surrounded by women who chose to first improve themselves and fulfill their goals and then find a husband if they wanted. Am I bitter? A little, because she was so single-minded, selfish and lazy. If it weren't for my grandparents who let us live with them and who continued to support their daughter and her children well past the age that they should have retired, I wouldn't be in college. I have refused to be supported by my grandparents and have several scholarships, two jobs and may have to take out student loans. Please reconsider that idea about just finding a husband. A husband may not be forever, but an education is.