What job would your ideal parner have

SirMickTravis · 04/10/16 - 00:00

For me it would proboably be an academic. Maybe not in the hard sciences or languages but something in social sciences, arts or humanities, philosophy. I always find it strange when I hear it said that women need to be careful not to seem too intelligent for fear of putting guys off. I've never been put off by it.

The trouble is that such people are rather hard to meet. I wouldn't say it was like the freemasons but they seem to stick to their own a lot.

Jason · 04/10/16 - 00:32

She already does the letters and numbers on Countdown ..

Nodger · 04/10/16 - 00:33

Whatever job (or not even) that makes them happy. What someone does for a living is not important in the ideal partner stakes. In fact, whatever someone does for a living in any social relationship is not important.

Nodger · 04/10/16 - 00:34

JasonWatkins wrote: »

She already does the letters and numbers on Countdown ..

...in some very odd dresses sometimes.

Fairyprincess0 · 04/10/16 - 00:37

A crusty academic university professor....

Jason · 04/10/16 - 00:38

Nodger wrote: »

...in some very odd dresses sometimes.

You say odd, I say 'Phwoar!'

Keyser_Soze1 · 04/10/16 - 01:00

I would not care as long as they were happy.

mickmars · 04/10/16 - 01:59

I'd like my Missus to be the richest and sexiest pop star on Earth - but only have eyes for me.
That would be top class ;-)

mrkeen · 04/10/16 - 02:04

JasonWatkins wrote: »

She already does the letters and numbers on Countdown ..

You jammy git.

I used to fancy Vordaman.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DMUfqCQYfQ

killjoy · 04/10/16 - 06:43

mrkeen wrote: »

You jammy git.

I used to fancy Vordaman.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DMUfqCQYfQ

PHWOAR

mrkeen · 04/10/16 - 06:46

killjoy wrote: »

PHWOAR

I know

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M852xDt1C4Q&index=8&list=PL_6TTt8dGXHZUXfjal6-h13rKvYeKT5Mp

Jambo_c · 04/10/16 - 08:18

I'd be quite happy if she earned about ten grand more than she does now, that would make her the main "bread winner" and would allow me to quit my job and have a crack at doing something that I actually want to do.

annette kurten · 04/10/16 - 08:20

permacultural farmer.

Elyan · 04/10/16 - 08:30

Doctor.

"'ere, my chalfonts ain't 'alf giving me gyp today - you couldn't 'ave a butcher's could you? - Put some of that cream on maybe..."

Lil Munchkin · 04/10/16 - 08:39

I would like them to be in a job of their choice, and be happy. You are at work too long to be miserable or unhappy.:)

Mark A · 04/10/16 - 08:56

A Madam?

Aetius_Maralas · 04/10/16 - 08:56

As long as she's home in time to have my dinner on the table...

Actually no, she's a terrible cook so one of the staff would have my dinner on the table.

RebelScum · 04/10/16 - 09:17

JasonWatkins wrote: »

She already does the letters and numbers on Countdown ..

Can you let her know the OP is looking for a consonant.

netcurtains · 04/10/16 - 09:22

A chef, hairdresser and personal trainer. If they were good at all those things that would be great.

afghan_goolie · 04/10/16 - 10:27

When i get married i want my wife to look after the kids and the house.
So a mum/wife .

SirMickTravis · 04/10/16 - 12:37

RebelScum wrote: »

Can you let her know the OP is looking for a consonant.

Funnily enough I was playing scrabble the other day and had a shortage of vowels throughout.

epicurian · 04/10/16 - 12:40

Whisky distiller

Soundbox · 04/10/16 - 12:47

Unemployed is fine by me. I don't mind supporting her if she genuinely liked me.

mrkeen · 04/10/16 - 14:19

SirMickTravis wrote: »

Funnily enough I was playing scrabble the other day and had a shortage of vowels throughout.

Alan, I am Charlie. When you moving out?

Saxon Bury · 04/10/16 - 16:08

I am not bothered what job she gets when I release her.

Jim_McIntosh · 04/10/16 - 16:27

A spell checker who specialises in the letter 't'.

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