Are women like me a major turn off to men?

[Anonymous]

So I don't work or want kids, never had education or anything like that. The only skill and talent I have is that I'm great at drawing and my drawings sell well, like not well enough to pay rent or bills but enough to get groceries, anyways I'm into my early 30's and don't have much to offer in a relationship. But I do love to be in one.

I'm average looking but not fat maybe chubby but not puffy looking. People assume Im much younger than my age and they say I'm pretty or beautiful, I take there complements happily.

[Anonymous]

You're only a turn off to men who are looking for a financial partner. Someone to split the bills with and carry their own weight. That's important to some guys.
But for men like me, I don't care how much money you make, it's about what kind of person you are and how well we get along.

As far as not wanting kids, I know there's plenty of guys who would see that as a plus, not a deterrent.

Either way, people tend to blend when they're together long enough. Meaning some of the things they wanted or didn't want when they were single become less important to them, and they lean toward certain things the other partner wants, and visa versa.
So you might meet a guy and in a few tears decide, "You know what... I kinda do want kids now!"

[Opinion Owner]

*years

[Opinion Owner]

I don't know what retard disagreed with this, but it's all true

[magiusX26]

majority of men, yes. are there a karge amount of men who this isn't such an issue with/for, sure but still those are minority.

[LazerBean]

Most men either want kids or want their wife to work if they also don't want kids. So it's likely.

[riverrat3]

There are guys that would like to be with you long term