Search Results: when people become successful

This guy I met is really cute, sweet, nice, etc., (so far). but he doesn't really have a good job. He worked a bunch of odd jobs in the past (from what he tells me). we're both in our early 30's. He seems very ambitious and started his own business a couple years ago. It seems he is trying to become successful but it's been a slow progression. I mean he may never be successful in his career because he is doing something difficult that maybe a small percentage of people become successful in. But he seems like he is good at what he does, so sometimes I try to just believe in him. but other times I worry that what if he doesn't become successful in his career? he doesn't really have anything else to fall back on...

I really like him but my friends don't think it's a good idea because of what he does. I'm pretty established in my career and I make enough $$ to support a family. But I don't want to be the one to do that cus I'm so exhausted and I have to take care of one of my parents (financially). I'd like it to at least be equal where we are both bringing in almost the same amount. I don't want all the finances to be on me if I ever get married.

Anyway we just met a couple months ago so it's not like we know where things are going. We're just getting to know each other. but would you consider dating someone who doesn't really have his/her career figured out? What if things do get serious and he's still getting nowhere with his career?

Christian families: families that are based on Christianity made in a Foreign Culture by foreigners. limited by morals based on irrational approach to define "good and bad". limited freedom of will for children mostly with creating a wide range of different kinds of fears in their minds. making children to have a closed irrational view of their sexuality and sexual and Emotional needs, that causes many teens reject their basic needs for a long time that will take away their mental health more and more and increases the fears made in their childhood day after day. Children in these families can be successful mostly as random routine people but not as rational thinkers.

Anti-[Christian families]: these are people who are born in Christian families and dare to reject the force of morals on themselves mostly when they become teenagers. their rejecting is not backed up by a whole body of knowledge of religions and beliefs so they mostly reject anything with the title of "religion". some of them are anti-social in teenage years and will remain like that their whole life making their lives emotionally unstable that effects their success in society while some others are or will become more moderate when they grow up and try to increase their knowledge and find their own way. these people can be either very Successful or will be unsuccessful, the rate of success between them will be very unstable.

[Anti-Christian] families: these families are mostly made by men and women of higher classes. they are mostly Scientists who have a wide range of knowledge about Philosophy, religions, races and Anthropology, Psychology as well as their own profession. they build their families on strong rational basis in a patriarchal body based on love under the freedom of will. Children in these families have the opportunity of being taught about almost everything including rational behavior, freedom, self conciousness, emotional and sexual freedom and support and can be most successful.