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Would you like your woman to have her own job?

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  • Lliam
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    I always dated women who could support themselves. I wouldn't want someone who was looking for a guy to support her. That would mean that she was more interested in my money than me. No girlfriend ever asked me for anything, although I did pay for dates and vacations.

    My wife was ambitious and self sufficient all her life. Our combined incomes came in very handy once we were married and bought a house. We are both on Social Security now and I receive a pension from my job. And she still works part time, self employed, at her career.

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  • Bklynbadboy12
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    It really doesn't matter to me. I make my own money. And I take care of myself and I make enough money that I can take care of my woman too. So I don't care if she works or not. As long as she treats me with respect

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      Thanks for the MHO

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  • wolfcat87
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    She doesn't have to have a job, but she has to make some income (preferably enough to support herself), contribute more in other ways, and give people space when they need it.

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  • Jennz6
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    He better let me work if I want to

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    • PreciousJewel
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      Preach 😘

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    • Jennz6
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      @preciousjewel lmao 😂

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  • OlderAndWiser u
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    I am too old for this now, of course, but if there were small children at home, I would hope for her to stay at home and take on the job of full-time mom. Otherwise, I think having a job and being productive is good for a person's mental health.

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  • NathanDavis u
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    I would prefer it yes, if she had her own job, or career, or business...

    it would be a very good sign that she is very much her own person and I do like that

    now, if we were to marry and have children, raise a family... and she decided to take a time out before going back to work, or even... just dedicate to the family and her other interests, I would not be against that either... I could be the one providing financially too

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  • Married_mature
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    Yes. I am not saying Yes to add financial stability, ofcourse that's very important.

    However, when a person, whether a woman or a man, doesn't have a job , they spend all day doing nothing productive. This can cause depression, mental health issues and a lot of problems.

    If she's not working, she would look at her friends who are and get frustrated. This frustration would be carried out in our relationship as well.

    A job is very important for anyone.

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  • Hispanic-Cool-Guy
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    If I make very good money and I don't mind sharing my money then it's her option if she desires to have her own career that she loves.

    If I don't make very good money then she will obviously need to get a job and help out with the finances because things aren't easy anymore to own a house, plus cars etc.

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  • Miristheiss
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    Sure, as long as it isn't some job I don't like (lawyer, sex worker, flight attendant), it isn't too busy and it isn't her main priority in life.

    When kids came I'd want her to stop while the kids are young and not in school yet.

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  • BoopBoopBeep
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    Before I meet her? Yeah she's got bills to pay, otherwise what she's living in a box on the street? If you're talking about once we're married, I don't care if she works or not.

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  • Tim2nice
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    Yes. People who don’t work tend to get bored and call you 200 times a day when you’re at work and then take all their frustrations out you. Work ethic is a must in my relationships unless she’s disabled

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  • RavVid
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    Depends on circumstances and the predilections of both. I like working and if my woman prefer to look after the home and support my work, I'd be OK with that.

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  • Unit1
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    She just needs to be able to stand on her own in life without draining other peoples hard earned money. It can be a job, a business, a hustle, trading, whatever. So long its not sex work or scamming.

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  • patrick994
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    Of course I do, indeed I am looking for an independent woman with her own job, I want an autonomous woman who is self-sufficient for herself.

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  • exitseven
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    My wife has her own job. She stayed home for 11 years when my kids were little but went back to work after they went to school.

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  • Saiesh30
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    Yeah ofc. She could work if she's passionate about it. It's more of a boon than bane

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  • Anonymous
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    Yeah I feel proud but her happiness and preferences is what matters in the end.. I won't mind if she wants to be homemaker either , that's a job too in my opinion

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  • Anonymous
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    i need my own job, my own money, my own life, and my own purpose. any man that says i can't have my own job is trash.

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  • RedInnocent68
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    Yes. I’d like her to feel some personal fulfillment beyond me just, well, filling her up… 😉😂

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  • Raaj4you
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    Y not? We can make money together. We can make babies together. We can save and invest together. We can grow old together.

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  • Iron_Man u
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    She wants to work sure, of course it’s good

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  • clampfan101
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    If it makes her happy and there’s still time for the kids, I don’t know why I wouldn’t.

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  • Anonymous
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    Rather her own business but business isn't for everyone so I'd accept it

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  • ChicoFromThe305
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    It can go either ways for me

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  • jahaims
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    Unless she wants to stay home with the kids, yeah.

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  • BarryLiverstone
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    Of course. We can both have jobs right?

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  • Joker_
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    sure would buddy

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  • Worst
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    If that's something she wants, then sure

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  • BLP11520
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    the economy sucks... we all have to work.

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  • CubaPirate
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    Absofuckinglutley 👍

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  • bededazzle
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    whatever she wants

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  • Bigjake1995
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    No it doesn’t matter to me

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  • Rohaan2020
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    Yes ofcourse

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  • kareka
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    Yess

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