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Old 01-18-2011, 11:29 AM
 
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im married, been married for going on 2yrs in march. my husband is the kind of guy that doesnt really have an idea on what he wants to do with himself in life. When we first met he wanted to be a pediatrician and i liked that because im in the medical field and that was something we had in common. Now that we're married he's changed from pediatrics, to modeling, to rapping, to business management. it's driving me crazy because he isnt thinking for himself all these ideas are coming from his friends because they're saying how he would be a good model or he can rap or he should open up his own business... HELLO WE HAVE TWO KIDS THIS CAREER HOPPING/CHANGING YOU DOIN ISNT GOOD AT ALL.
Im a cna and im going to school to be an lpn when we can afford it right now im working full time and my husband is a stay at home dad because i make more than him if he was to go out and work so it is me with the financial part of our relationship and im fine with that because i was independent before my husband and im not housewife material i have to work its in my blood lol. but its like i need him to figure out WTH he wants to do with himself because its starting to get to me that he is shooting down any opinion i give him about jobs but his friends are filling his head with craziness knowing he has two kids and a wondering mind. it really pisses me off.
WHAT WOULD ANY OF YOU DO IN THIS SITUATION? I DONT WANT TO LEAVE HIM BECAUSE HE'S A GREAT FATHER BUT HE'S NOT REALISTIC AND HIS GOALS OR CAREER CHOICE CHANGES DAILY.
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Old 01-18-2011, 11:32 AM
 
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im married, been married for going on 2yrs in march. my husband is the kind of guy that doesnt really have an idea on what he wants to do with himself in life. When we first met he wanted to be a pediatrician and i liked that because im in the medical field and that was something we had in common. Now that we're married he's changed from pediatrics, to modeling, to rapping, to business management. it's driving me crazy because he isnt thinking for himself all these ideas are coming from his friends because they're saying how he would be a good model or he can rap or he should open up his own business... HELLO WE HAVE TWO KIDS THIS CAREER HOPPING/CHANGING YOU DOIN ISNT GOOD AT ALL.
Im a cna and im going to school to be an lpn when we can afford it right now im working full time and my husband is a stay at home dad because i make more than him if he was to go out and work so it is me with the financial part of our relationship and im fine with that because i was independent before my husband and im not housewife material i have to work its in my blood lol. but its like i need him to figure out WTH he wants to do with himself because its starting to get to me that he is shooting down any opinion i give him about jobs but his friends are filling his head with craziness knowing he has two kids and a wondering mind. it really pisses me off.
WHAT WOULD ANY OF YOU DO IN THIS SITUATION? I DONT WANT TO LEAVE HIM BECAUSE HE'S A GREAT FATHER BUT HE'S NOT REALISTIC AND HIS GOALS OR CAREER CHOICE CHANGES DAILY.
Call you local community college or university immediately and make an appt for him to take the Myers Briggs Personality test.

There may be a small fee, but it will be WELL worth it for the info it will give him once it's been interpreted. Many aimless young people have found their way to the right path for them by taking this test and finding their natural aptitudes.
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Old 01-18-2011, 12:22 PM
 
Location: Tennessee
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You should talk to him about how you feel! Good luck!
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Old 11-26-2011, 05:31 PM
 
Location: Southern California
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If you have two kids, and you don't want to stay home, and he does - then why does it matter if he's unclear on his future career plans at this point? When the kids are old enough to go to school, then he'll need to nail down something career-wise, but until then, why would you care if he considers lots of different things? Exploring his options now, while he has time, is a good thing!
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Old 11-27-2011, 08:01 AM
 
Location: Viña del Mar, Chile
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I was like that for a very long time myself. I'm quite sure it doesn't have anything to do with you, if he genuinely seems like a person who will be driven to do something and is actually smart enough, he will eventually find something. Make sure it matches his interests and it is something that he can really be interested in.

This issue doesn't sound so much to me as to who he's listening to as much as it is an issue of what he's not doing.


One root to this problem is jumping quickly on a new choice getting very excited and then realizing its not for you. Next choice he makes, tell him to really think about it, and don't let him get really excited over it and jump into the new career. Make him think on it for maybe 2-4 weeks.

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