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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Classist DCUMs would you date a plumber who is rich because he owns his own company?
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If he is well read, treats you well, likes what he does (for a living), runs the business well (competently, and not too many "favors"), responsible and emotionally sound - why not, OP?  Do you like his personality?  Is he funny and fun to be around? Is he respectful of you?  Did his family treat him well, or not badly, so he does not have too much excruciating, weighted baggage from them?  Do you have similar interests, do you relate to each other well? Does he have untreated addictions, anxiety, and/or depression (if it's untreated, good luck getting him help - which is why I pointed it out)? I would ask all of these questions no matter what the profession.

Most times the book-smart types have zero common sense, can't fix a damn thing in the house without causing chaos (more work - breaking appliances and/or vehicles and/or other big ticket items, causing floods in the house, causing hefty bills, etc.) and have zero EQ - the latter of which people on DCUM seem to brag about, to make it seem they are smart - but clearly not really.  They can be selfish, too "inward"/self absorbed and self centered, not listen well, be exhausting more often than not, and require a lot of TLC - like little kids.  Who needs that (in an adult companion)?

A nice, hard working guy who makes an honest living, good with his hands, is fun to be around, who appreciates me and treats me as his equal or better - why not? [/quote]

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