Do you like to work? What is our problem? (dating, married, women)
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So with dating I've gone from high to low and back and forth. Rocket Scientist at Nasa to Illegal Contract worker, and lots of other professions.
So the things is maybe there is truth to liking the bad boy, or someone that needs work. The doctor, the scientist, the lawyer...etc all attractive, well off, in my socioeconomic class, professing love for me, but I just didn't feel the spark. Here comes receptionist "Stan" and "Sanchez" the contractor in need of contracts, with high school at best educations, hot but with serious character flaws and I somehow fall head over heals.
Maybe I need a psych evaluation.
But is it the need to take care? To see something or hope for something special in the rubble of bad things? Do I just like being the wealthier party? IONO.
Anyone else find themselves with the bad girl/boy or someone below your station... like too often? Have you've ever had to utter the words "he's a good man when he's not [..a complete a-hole or you fill in the blank..] "?
I know TOO many women who've gone through what you gone through. My sister, mother and other female cousins and friends. Their explanation for it was that they wanted to "change" and mold the "bad boy" into a "good boy" and their ideal person. They like the fight and the challenge the bad boy puts up. They like chasing after the guy who doesn't go hand-and-foot for them. It's just what I was told.
First of all, I don't categorize people in brackets based on their profession or their income. For myself it's completely based on personal traits that might be compatible. If I met a nice woman her occupation wouldn't have any particular significance. To be honest, after reading the OP I didn't like the idea that you considered yourself to be in a higher social strata based on your education or employment history and you seem to be asking if someone in your higher class of person should be be associating with someone who is less important. I'm sorry but I was really turned off by it.
so if you only have high school at best, you've got serious flaws???if you're not a doctor, or a scientist, or a lawyer you,ve got serious flaws??If this is what you call "the rubble of bad things" it would seem to me that you,ve put yourself up on some kind of pedastal..Come on down, and meet the real world..You don't have to be wealthy to know a real and genuine love
Don't worry, you're hardly alone iin the fact that you dig Bad Boys. Almost ALL women do, although some are simply reluctant to admit it because they feel that such an admission might hint at a character flaw of their own. Or, if they're already married to a well-adjust, successful, loving type of man, who, alas, is about as exciting as vanilla pudding, these women might feel that capitulating to their secret desire for a hot Bad Boy is tantamount to cheating.
Go with your heart; be Happy. Don't let societal pressures tell you what to do or who to love. Don't end up as one of those women who married for finanancial security, but then hasn't had an orgasm sunce Moby Dick was a minnow.
Besides, digging bad boys is in your DNA! It harkens back to our primeval, hunter-gatherer days when the bad boy was the leader of the pack and the provider, and the tribal women swooned over him as they sat around the campfire cooking the meat he caught and killed.
Since you asked: You sound like an extremely insecure man, and therefore hopelessly needy and controlling. A perpetual 'victim.' You must be hoping to find a partner who you perceive as beneath you, i.e., one that would become dependent on you financially or otherwise, so that he won't leave you. Lots of apparent gamesmanship and struggle going on in that head of yours. Resolve your inner issues ASAP – and then you won't need to look for another man who is needier than yourself.
Maybe someone who is more loose or more "fun" is a natural fit for you. If you're a serious, careful type maybe this type compliments you better.
Decide what's important to you. Not everyone need a partner who brings home the bucks, is always where they're supposed to be, goes to bed early and wakes up early. Some people need someone who lives by the seat of their pants, always has an unexpected idea for fun, doesn't hesitate to say something or rock the boat, etc. I think you can find people like that with good characters. Don't expect them to look good on paper necessarily.
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