While it obviously not normal to tell what your husband or wife what they can and can't not do as a career but you definitely hope they are choosing the right career, or choosing nothing stupid but I generally wonder women and men out there if you were marrying a man or woman and they want to get a career which sort of career would you personally not want them going into? As for myself if I know that my future wife rather work for her money instead of leeching off the me that be amazing but if I found out she was doing stripping or worse starting an Onlyfan I honestly wouldn't be thrilled with it because I kinda don't want her thinking the value she has in terms of finding work is immediately selling her body for a bunch of creeps out there I rather help her by showing entrepreneurship or trying to work for ourselves instead of always working for another person. That is just my ideal career that I don't find attractive or great a woman who more or less just selling her body for cash but my fellow gentlemen do you have a career in mind you hoping your future husband or wife doesn't get into? What about you ladies out there which sort of career you don't want your future husband or wife to work as?
Ladies and Gentlemen which sort of career you hope your future partner doesn't get into?
I would prefer he not do anything that requires them to become a workaholic or be on call or constantly travel (example— doctors, lawyers, policeman, accountant, actor, model, miner, truck driver, musician, military, therapist, news reporter, veterinarian, offshore rigger, scientist, judge, pilot, ceo, race car driver, athlete, etc). The only exceptions I could probably make is if he's a professional baseball player or firefighter cause those are just too hot to pass up. I would also prefer he not be a janitor, garbage man, drugdealer, farmer, marijuana farmer, zookeeper, masseuse, youtuber, or video game influencer/designer. Ideally, I would hope he becomes a teacher, construction worker, chef, architect, IT, graphic designer, food or film critic, building inspector, welder, chiropractor, barber, author, art director, something in film that isn't an actor, supervisor or manager, librarian, copywriter, warehouse worker, mechanic, editor, or something in the business financial sector
I've never thought too much about this. But now that I'm answering your question, I have to think about it.
I don't have specific careers in mind. All I know is that I wouldn't want my future husband to have a job in which he would spend a lot of time away from home. Also nothing illegal. Don't want him to have a job in which he has to deceive people. And last, not least wouldn't like him to be a sex worker or a drug dealer. Or anything related to drugs.
Manufacturer of Crystal meth might not be that good / Dish washers / kitchen hand , pay is horrible work is hard..
Interesting , just looking at your chart there , had 3 guys in primary school , all who wanted to work at sea , they were adamant , all 3 now deceased , all 3 died on the job , including my very best friend then Phillip RIP , think he died at age 27 , came off the boat.
One other guy in high school , lovely bloke , he always wanted to be a pilot , he got there ( not to the really big stuff ) 8 seater , plane had a fault - yep , you guessed it dead.
Phil , was always sailing , lovely kid , great parents who adored him , think he was adopted , quiet , whatever he said he did , but he always wanted to work at sea , he said that from about the age of 10 , it was his called -- Same with Jon ( Very tall ) such a lovely gentle nature , but just always wanted to be a pilot , sometimes its just the cards we are dealt I guess. Fortunate , I didn't have these kind of ambitions , I did go sailing with Phil once , it wasn't great weather , I preferred surfing , I love the sea but not full time. My neighbour now , still alive ( obviously ) spent a lifetime working at Sea , but bigger fishing vessels I think.
Any work that keeps him/her away from home for longer periods of time and working with mink (if that manage to get back into business) - the smell is just no thank you.
It's small weasel kind of creature kept for it's fur - been a pretty big business in Denmark, until our prime minister got them all killed during the beginning of Corona.
