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When did you become the Speaker of the House of my lovers...?! Poor people...
not to put you on the spot but would you be willing to tell me what country you are from. if this makes you uncomfortable don't do it. it just helps me relate better. thanks.
not to put you on the spot but would you be willing to tell me what country you are from. if this makes you uncomfortable don't do it. it just helps me relate better. thanks.
Sorry. I avoid discussing details for various reasons. Not one of yours, though (countries, I mean).
If unemployed, unless he is retired, won the lotto, gained an inheritance, or whatever miscellaneous reason. . . no, I will not date him. I do not date men that have jobs, I date men that have careers. If during our relationship he loses his position, no problem, I'll stand by his side, that is something else at a more elevated level in the relationship. However, if John Doe turns out to be a job hopper, he can hippity-hop on his own. Instability is irresponsibility, and like myself, I expect my partner to have moxie, be savvy, resourceful, and intelligent enough to have a plan B.
I wonder how many women would stick with guys with just plain runs of bad luck
Define "bad luck?" I believe that each person, to a large degree, determines their own course/path. Things get thrown into our paths on occasion, but are you talking about "bad luck" as in back-to-back-to-back-to-back pitfalls?
Haha, I doubt a girl would care with me -- I don't have to be employed the rest of my life if I don't want. I'm self-employed anyway, which is often lumped into unemployed It all depends on your situation. I work because I enjoy what I do, I want to make more money, and what else would you do besides work? I mean it's great to accomplish things and work hard, I really like it. I usually push myself very hard, 60+ hour weeks. But I do so because I have goals and ambitions, not for the money. I don't need that.
Things get thrown into our paths on occasion, but are you talking about "bad luck" as in back-to-back-to-back-to-back pitfalls?
Exactly. For example a string of firings for no explainable reason...
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