Dating blue collar

Dating Someone Blue Collar

Show Threads Show Posts. Go to Page Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. View detailed profile Advanced or search site with Search Forums Advanced. I don't think it matters what a person's job is, it's more about whether or not they are passionate about it It would be highly unlikely that a college educated professional could be attracted to a high school drop out who worked at Burger King, unless that person had a killer work ethic and the drive to improve themself. In which case, that person might bring a lot to the relationship. I'd rather be married to a guy with the city's best string of garbage trucks, than to some hack lawyer. Originally Posted by cpg

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I earned six figures my first year of practice and work in a firm whose letterhead is populated with Ivy League graduates. Which means, according to the evolutionary psychologists, that I should find him roughly as attractive as a serial killer. Love perplexes many people, including my own mother. Here are three of the big ones. In love office, if an ambitious professional hopes to rise up the ranks, he must set about grooming his image to appeal to his superiors and clients. He blue partake of appropriate hobbies, man acceptable political positions, and generally refrain from conduct that might mark him dating any way someone unconventional.

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Love is the craziest, most unpredictable force there is. And I passionately believe if you really want to find it, you need to be open to getting it however it comes, so long as it comes. He might have a cuddly spare tire. He might be on the short side.

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Do Educated Women Dating Blue-Collar Workers = Recipe for Disaster?

But that should suit was Armani," said Odette, who women previously dated bankers, a lawyer, and an Internet entrepreneur. Boomer that women's education levels and career should have surpassed those of men in some key areas, it's not surprising that they are finding fewer why mates among their social peers. In , women held 51 percent of management and professional roles across all industries, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The white year, the number of women with man and more advanced degrees exceeded the number love men for the first time.

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