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Boy, sure are a lot of professions married to teachers.
Lastly I know some people who avoiding marrying other teachers because the combined salary is less than many single professions.
I was not surprised to see that programmers marry other programmers
Boy, sure are a lot of professions married to teachers.
Lots of people are teachers. Also any of the heavily gendered professions appear this way because given a hetero relationship, there is a relatively high chance at least one person is in one of these. Lastly I know some people who avoiding marrying other teachers because the combined salary is less than many single professions.
I know some teacher couples that are busy coming to terms with this problem.
I was not surprised to see that programmers marry other programmers
I have found male programmers to have a more diverse dating/marriage pool, though most are still "tech"-y office jobs e.g. designer. That's just middle/upper middle class sticking together though.
Female programmers I've met almost exclusively date or are married to other programmers.
I was not surprised to see that programmers marry other programmers
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm not sure quite what you're getting at. Can you elaborate?
Might be a mobile display bug, but the match% between “other ag workers” and themselves is greater than highest value of the bottom axis