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in a heart beat,
or i would refuse one when you pry their phone number from my dead cold fingers
or how bout, i was hoping to spend a quiet evening with someone with a little reserve who likes to dress well
or how bout
i love that unique good night -
hope too see you soon and enjoy a long quiet rest.
"How about if you meet a guy, fall in love with him, start living together, have children, and then he realizes that his calling is to become a mortician? He comes home beaming, saying that a local funeral home offered him a mortician apprenticeship!! What then?"
I guess itd be a good thing we already had kids!
Neh neh neh, those not the rules Don't you dream of a great guy who you will want to spend the rest of your life with? Supporting each other in pursuing their dreams? (btw, you are still in the middle of your kid-making, in this scenario. So, you give him a pink slip of a divorce just like that?).
Or, another scenario: You hike with a group of people. A guy sweeps you off your feet (and actually saves your life when you mis-step on a cliff). You get to know each other and you can't believe you've found a gem of a guy! Months later, eventually, he tells you that his family has a family business (very profitable and respectable) and he's expected to work there.
See, what I am driving at? What the heck is the difference what the profession is if you found your love?
True... recession- and depression-proof! I'd rather not be with such a person. Since the chances of that are slim to none anyway, I'm not about to worry about it.
You often LIVE at your job when you're a mortician. Many funeral homes are also morticians' residences.
There are lots of funeral homes that AREN'T residences, though. If he lives at his job, then nope, couldn't be able to do it. Funeral homes creep me out. I DREAD when someone dies and I have to go to a viewing to show 'support'.
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