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Generally speaking, men who work in male dominated fields (construction, finance) are seen as attractive to women. These are seen as masculine careers, and usually pay pretty well. I'm making more of a general statement, not an absolute one.
My question, for guys who work in female dominated fields (such as, nursing, social services, teaching), any tips on how to be more attractive to females. Typically, these fields excluding nursing do not pay as well as the above careers, and may view the guy as less masculine compared to if he worked in a career such as, construction.
This is what i've heard. But, the responses from others in this thread have disproved that.
Most women that are mature reasonable and fair minded wouldn't have any real problem with a guy in a female dominated role. If she does than it's probably a person that you don't wanna deal with anyway.
Nurses and teachers, man or woman, are good decent and noble roles to be in. Nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed by.
Male nurses, teachers and/or social workers are not that uncommon, I can't believe that women are going to hold that against you.
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Most women that are mature reasonable and fair minded wouldn't have any real problem with a guy in a female dominated role. If she does than it's probably a person that you don't wanna deal with anyway.
Nurses and teachers, man or woman, are good decent and noble roles to be in. Nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed by.
Very true...Totally, they are very rewarding professions, I value the career I'm in.
Okay, who was your favorite member of the Village People?
ROFL
Was there an alternative version with a teacher, a nurse, a CPA, a receptionist and a chef?
I like this version ...
OP, honestly, the way to be "more attractive" when talking to someone about a profession that is less typically "male" is to be confident about it.
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THIS!
