Would you date a workaholic?

[nl171]

I love my job and work a lot of hours every week. Would that be a deal breaker?

[HawkPerception]

No. I prefer someone that isn't married to their work. It's fine if they have passions. In fact, it's attractive if they have passions. But if my partner is spending more than 10 hours a day on your work and would rather work than spend time with me, for me that's a huge deal breaker. You have to learn what a good balance is in your life. This is why I don't mind clingy partners. They actually want to spend time with means show their desire for that.

[DannyUk2017]

They would date you, as you would be at work, she will share the bed with "so" and then still ask you for money as you being a walking "wallet" and after she will "pom-pom" her lover with the Stuff that YOU buy for Her..

[Chocolatetwopointtwo]

i think someone has trauma..

[DannyUk2017]

@Chocolatetwopointtwo is not Trauma, is Experience 😉

[Chocolatetwopointtwo]

soo trauma

[DannyUk2017]

Whatever kiddo, be it your way... Won't debate something that you won't Understand...

[Chocolatetwopointtwo]

whatever oldie

[Simslover92]

I have dated a workaholic and I have to say I don't really like it. It means less time we get to actually spend together.

[DishLady]

Possibly, since I am one.

[serious]

The answer is obviously No. Simple, workaholics won't have time for themselves then how can anyone expect them to make time for others. No way they will do that.

Hence No.

[jamesgoldman]

Sure but I am one myself, better the devil you know

[Anonymous]

Most women will just use him for stability and cheat.

[Chocolatetwopointtwo]

yeah, dont have to see them as often

[Anonymous]

Probably not.