Do guys prefer woman WITH careers or woman WITHOUT careers?

[LovelyPeony17]

Or do guys just cope with it as long as you LOVE them? But i want to hear an answer from any of the above and whys.

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[Anonymous]

I don't care. My only concern is common interests and availability.

If she has a career it means she's just busy all the time then that's a problem.
Busy is not attractive.

If we work in the same field then that could be fun to work together, but I don't feel like the chances are good for that. Although, if everyone working all the time is just how things are going to be from now on, then perhaps the relationship model should specifically have us look for people we work with or can work with.
e. g if you're a YouTuber, the have a partner that's a editor/producer/camera/lighting type of person, live in the same house and produce content together.
Start a small business and hire your partner. That's probably how it needs to be.

[Anonymous]

She should have one in the modern world as a single income just isn't enough to live comfortably.
But at the same time it helps if she has a lower income then him and if she *feels* like he is more successful then her (real or imagined, her job can be just as important and successful as his, but if she feels like it is she might start thinking about going up market unconsciously)
This of course doesn't mean that her being more successful can't work, just that statistics show that on average there's more breakups in relationships where she earns more then him.
And you two would have to be extra careful to nurture the relationship if you do that.
It's a situation that me and my girlfriend probably will end up in soon...

[blank_expression]

Careers lol, corporate slaves to the system. People think “oh you don’t have to depend on anyone if you have a career” except you have a corporate master on which you depend. You know I worked my ass off and made my money and I will for awhile more but that career worship is some shallow society crap. There is a balance that must be struck between the slave master and life itself. If I was looking, which I am not, I would want someone that identified and lived that balance.

[FakeName123]

Guys have zero interest in women having a career - unlike the other way around. Men become more attractive to women when they have a successful career.

What I want from a woman isn't a career, but be compatible and complimenting to my personality and being an actual adult who can take care of herself when needed, but also knows what she wants (roughly).

[shortmun]

It doesn't really matter that much to me, but if I did have to choose I'd say with. If things go well and we end up living together the extra cash can go a long way, I've done the whole being the soul bread winner before and it's a toughy.

[nodnol32]

With. If we have a daughter we can both teach her to be independent and be career oriented and not to ever depend on anyone once your career starts.

[Anonymous]

We women WITH careers generally speaking. How else will we pay for everything? Unless the man is rich then he probably don't prefer it then.

[clampfan101]

I’m fine with either so long as we can get decent money from at least one of us.

[Jack-mayhoff]

Well I’d like that she has a plan in mind. At my age I sure hope so.

[Anonymous]

Your job generally means nothing to a men. We don’t value you on how much you make or what you do.

[Stockton]

It depends on the guy and it depends on the girl

[boggboss]

Not something I tend to care about to be honest