does a person have to have a financial/career upside for you to be serious about them?

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Reply #60 posted 07/18/09 10:40am

Cinnie	Vendetta1 said: Just don't ask me for shit and we'll be all good. This sums it up for most people I would think.
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Reply #61 posted 07/18/09 7:26pm

SavonOsco	I want a woman with good credit.lol..but the job doesnt matter as long as she has a job.In this economy and this day and age,I have to get off my high horse and be understandable about others situations.If I feel them..then thats a good start.But I'm not gonna save no chick either..
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Reply #62 posted 07/18/09 11:33pm

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Anxiety said:

as long as the person i'm with makes an effort to earn their own money and to be responsible for their own livelihood, as far as i'm concerned their career track is totally their thing to figure out and i'll support whatever they decide to do, whether they want to rule the world or make lattes in a coffee shop. i'd rather be with someone who is happy with their modest job than someone who is absolutely miserable in their high paying career.

Ditto.

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Reply #63 posted 07/18/09 11:35pm

ZombieKitten	apparently not!
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Reply #64 posted 07/19/09 3:16pm