Ladies, would you date unemployed?

Discussion in 'Relationships' started by 6-eyed shaman, Jul 9, 2018.

  1. McFuddy

    McFuddy Visitor

    Lock her u-

    Shit, wrong forum.
     
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  2. 6-eyed shaman

    6-eyed shaman Sock-eye salmon

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    I worded it that way because I am not sure how long this transition state will last.

    To be honest, I wrote the opening post while feeling down on myself, and sleepy. Hence the crappy grammar in the thread title
     
  3. Eric!

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    I understand, bro. Keep your head up, and continue to be vigilant about pursuing more employment. You'll get another job, and a good one at that.
     
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  4. Ged

    Ged Tits and Thigh Man.

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    What if the guy doesn't do a nine-to-five but works hard at something for which there is little financial gain.
     
  5. Monkey Boy

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    I think the main thing is staying productive even if you're not getting paid. In my experience women seem to be impressed with men who wash the dishes.
     
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  6. 6-eyed shaman

    6-eyed shaman Sock-eye salmon

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    Indeed. When someone is at their lowest, their misery shines through and becomes noticed by all. It’s a confidence inhibitor.
     
  7. 6-eyed shaman

    6-eyed shaman Sock-eye salmon

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    Good advice. I colored this avatar myself
     
  8. McFuddy

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  9. Vanilla Gorilla

    Vanilla Gorilla Go Ape

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    Nothing sexier than her policies ;)
     
  10. Yogamat

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    It would depend on the situ.If the guy was a habitual job changer,or was'nt actively seeking work,then no I would'nt.As I work hard,I'd expect the guy to be on the same level.I'm not a guys mother/keeper.I would look for someone hardworking,reliable and someone I could look up to and respect.
     
  11. Astray

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    Forget about dating. Think about friendship first.
    If the other person thinks that dating, dining, etc., IS the basis of freindship, forget it. Move on.
     
  12. shygurl170

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    No.

    I met a guy (2-3 years ago) and we hit it off. Only problem he didn’t work. It was a red flag and I told him so. He had full custody of his daughter, mom lived with him. We had great conversation, easy to talk to...but I wasn’t having it.

    He would message me during the day: wyd

    I wanted to respond WTF do you think I am doing???? At work.

    Over the years he has had a job here or there.

    Recently he was complaining he had no money. I suggested applying where my son works. His words: I am not going to be a server.

    Damn. Guess you don’t need $$. I was very turned off by that.
     
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