Have you ever actually rejected or stop seeing someone because the job they worked wasn't good enough for you?

[Still-alive]

Just whatever work they did you thought just didn't cut it for you?

yes it was the main factor i stopped seeing someone

yes it was the main factor i rejected someone

it was a factor that led me to stop seeing or rejecting someone but not the main one

No i have never stopped seeing someone because what they did for a living wasn't good enough

I never rejected someone because what they did for a living wasn't good enough

I've been the one rejected or dumped for that reason

[Aerissa_Jade]

D and E are almost the same to me, but then again I have never rejected or stopped seeing someone because of what they did.

My only requirement when it comes to job's is that someone is willing to work and be self sufficient. They can work fast food for all I care, but if they do not like their job I hope and expect them to have ambition to do better.

Not stay in a crappy job and just complain to me all day about it... like if you hate it find a better job, and I mean to do so responsibly. Find another jobs first, then turn in their notice and switch.

Not just quit and mooch off others while they try to find the perfect job.

[Cynicaldreamer]

Are people really that superficial? Actually no, don't answer that because I know I'll be disappointed...

I've NEVER rejected a guy that's working and trying to support himself. I once dated a guy that worked at a grocery store, and y'all know most of them don't make much money. I didn't care.
I have a job and can pay my own bills thanks. I want a partner that can do the same so we can thrive off each other.

[Tomisworthless]

What I believe is women can overlook a man’s profession, or job or lack thereof as long as he’s really attractive and great in bed.

My cousin was a stoner bum living with his mom but the dude pulled women like crazy

[RockyHammock]

Yeah actually, I went on a few dates with a girl. On the third date her phone buzzed and I saw she got a text asking about a car date that evening. Brought it up, she gaslight me and refused to allow me to read the message she received. I stopped talking to her after that.

[Tomisworthless]

I work minimum wage recycling plastic and that’s about all I’m good for lol I’ve tried college before too much studying and too much bullying from peers and professors unfortunately

[Still-alive]

Do you still get dates?

[Tomisworthless]

Dates?

[Red-Blaze]

I dont care what they worked at, beside the part of there personality from it
If they dont earn enugth just means il have to work more to catch up for both I am fine with that or just having less, dose not matter to me
A job is just a job, and as long as there happy with it I am good with that

[SaoirseS]

I've been the one rejected because of my job, twice almost three times. Never bothered me. If a guy can't handle it, he's definitely not one for me.

[Still-alive]

I can handle it. Dead people can't handle me tho

[Potteplante]

I've not rejected a guy - or a chick for what they do, I've rejected someone for it being all that they are & because they worked to much. I prefer a partner that has time for something else than work in life.

[menina]

I've never had this experience. However, I would never reject a guy because of his job. Unless, he was doing something illegal, cruel or if he was hurting himself and/or other people.

[Stressyalaire]

No, I actually don't care what you do, it isn't on my mind.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

No, I have never stopped seeing someone because what they did for a living wasn't good enough

[driven159]

If a person works hard at what they do that is the most important because if they put a lot of effort in their work they will put a lot of effort in a relationship

[Dinosaursandanime65]

YOUR FAULTS

[Guardian45]

I dated an undercover. Too scary. Ended it.

[Nerdvana]

No. A job is what we do, not who we are.

[llorando]

Never dated so never had to reject.

[NostalgiaSenpi]

No..