Any professions you’d avoid dating? Why?

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clergy

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Anonymous wrote:I'm laughing that no one has mentioned this yet - but anyone in prison or that has been in prison.

How being in prison a profession?

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I dated actors, musicians, tv and theatre directors, writers, academics, tv producers, a psychiatrist once...I don't think I ever dated someone with a "normal" job though I was asked out by a couple of lawyers, I said "no"

so maybe lawyers?

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No mental health issues, learning disorders, neuro-atypicals.

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Anonymous wrote:No mental health issues, learning disorders, neuro-atypicals.

THOSE ARE NOT PROFESSIONS!

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Anonymous wrote:professors. they always have their pick of the coed litter. they get bored and you can't compete.

Usually they’re both egotistical and insecure as well.

Same with "artists," who are also almost always impoverished.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm laughing that no one has mentioned this yet - but anyone in prison or that has been in prison.

How being in prison a profession?

Someone already mentioned Republicans, many of whom will be future prisoners.

[Anonymous]

Brand Ambassadors
Social Media Influencers

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Anonymous wrote:I am female and a litigator.

Male attorney here. I had a bad experience when I was in law school with one of my classmates. Wanted to argue ALL.THE.TIME. Not sure I would go through that again, so I'd be very wary of another female attorney.

I'm sure you've had similar experiences and would say the same to me.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm laughing that no one has mentioned this yet - but anyone in prison or that has been in prison.

How being in prison a profession?

Someone already mentioned Republicans, many of whom will be future prisoners.

Career criminal?

[Anonymous]

"Entrepreneurs" - aka tax evaders and con-artists

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Anonymous wrote:clergy

Yeah, that'd be a trip. Although, dating maybe. LT no.

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Anonymous wrote:Anything that's truly dangerous day in and day out. Police, military etc.

Just curious if you’d put the FBI in this category.

PP here. I'm not sure. I don't know much about FBI life. I've met a couple of DS agents, and it seemed like their lives were always on the move. Not sure it'd work for me either.

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Anonymous wrote:Attorneys. Never again.

Why does everyone dislike attorneys? What is the best profession to marry then?

Someone told me (a women) never marry an attorney. That person was right. They are their own client...they put themselves first above everyone and care about winning/getting their own way with everything, and they are expert gaslighters...requiring you to have “evidence” in every argument.

DW married an attorney and he has made her very, very happy. She is a very lucky woman, believe me.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anything that's truly dangerous day in and day out. Police, military etc.

Just curious if you’d put the FBI in this category.

PP here. I'm not sure. I don't know much about FBI life. I've met a couple of DS agents, and it seemed like their lives were always on the move. Not sure it'd work for me either.

I’m not the poster you quoted (I’m the one who said I’m happy to be married due to my undatable working hours), but I would absolutely not date an FBI agent. Too much secrecy. I wouldn’t be able to handle that.