do you stay with someone even if you hate what they do for a living?

[warmblanky]

say you've been with them for 3 years and you're really attached to them but you hate their occupation. does that matter to you? do you look for someone more financially stable or does "love" win out?

warmblanky Reviewed by warmblanky on 01-15-2008. do you stay with someone even if you hate what they do for a living? say you've been with them for 3 years and you're really attached to them but you hate their occupation. does that matter to you? do you look for someone more financially stable or does "love" win out? Rating: 5

[geonagual]

I guess it depends on the occupation

[M1K3]

Whats more important to you? A Warm Blanky or a security blanky?

[WeedyBoyWonder]

What's the job?

[Conehead]

Depend's on why u dont like their job like is it a moral objection or does the job take up too much time,they come home smelling of road kill . Im reading into things a bit so i could be wrong but it seems u dont like it because they dont bring home enough money. in that case if your just being a snob and want to have a rich partner id find someone else and leave the other to find someone worth their time. If it just cos he/she is a no hopers going no where give them a chance to get it together and if they dont dump their ass. also by the way u say "attached" it doesnt seem like love either ,im "attached" to my fave bong i love my partner. like i said i am reading into things a bit so could be wrong

[dragonrider]

say you've been with them for 3 years and you're really attached to them but you hate their occupation. does that matter to you? do you look for someone more financially stable or does "love" win out?

It depends on the occupation and what it is that you hate about it. Do you hate it because it is not financially stable? Or do you hate it because it is morally objectionable? Or does it have bad hours that cut into your life? Or does it make the person smell bad? There's a lot of things you might object to and some you could overlook, while others you couldn't.

[geonagual]

I am sure it is not enough cash...come on..we are waiting..tell us already, I am on the edge of my seat..wondering..waiting..for the truth..give me the truth dammit..no, really, just wondering.

[dragonrider]

I am sure it is not enough cash...come on..we are waiting..tell us already, I am on the edge of my seat..wondering..waiting..for the truth..give me the truth dammit..no, really, just wondering.

From the "financially stable" part of the post, it sounded to me like the problem was not enough cash too. But it's a wierd way to put the question. If that's tha case, the question should be "Do you stay with someone even if they don't make enough money?" not "Do you stay with someone even if you hate what they do for a living?" Even then, it's a complicated question and would need more info. If it's about money then you have to take into consideration whether they would be able to make more money doing something else, and also consider whether their occupation gives them something else that money can't buy.

[halfassedjediknight]

it sounds like your significant other might not be good at his/her job and isnt making enough money, and is ending up smoking everything, if you know where im getting at.

hahah just a stab in the dark.

maybe you couldostreadfaq:? haha joking.

[geonagual]

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