If you partner said "I'm leaving my job next week so I can become a streamer/youtuber", Would you support them?

[LemiaOfThunder]

Yes

No

Maybe

[_Maya_]

Nope because that flame burns out eventually. Plus you gotta be super successful to make even a dime at that stuff. I prefer someone that is more grounded to reality that has a steady and reliable job. The odds of making it big is so small. I'm not the type that is going to support someone financially while the chase a pipedream. I am working hard on my own to finish school and support myself. Don't need the added burden. If I were super successful and rich that might be another story. Not there in my life right now and may never be.

[_Maya_]

Thank you for most helpful opinion.

[Girl242]

You don't work for money. You work for satisfaction. You provide service or a product for money. The less fortunate operate from the mass notion that you go to work to earn money. If you're earning money the better way which is not through working a job then it's obvious that the answer to this question is OF COURSE.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Nope, because there's not too many Streamer/YouTube jobs can pay one more money, than what their current job is paying all I can say is good luck !!!

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Thanks for MHO :)

[NathanDavis]

if they had a true talent for it... and then it made it really happy, then sure, I don't see why not

[HelpfulWoman]

Depends. What's the content? Has he done any sort of content creating previously or is he literally starting there and then with no following?

[alice55]

I would tell him it would be better to continue working and do youtube at the same time cause it's very hard to live as a youtuber fully

[jahaims]

No, that isn't how that conversation goes. Partner means 50/50 not one makes a decision and the other goes along with it.

[Yucy_Gluttony]

IFHE PUTS THE WORK IN OK

[exitseven]

No, sounds like a waste of time to me.