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| Rainer | PostPosted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 6:46 am | |
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Posts: 63 | | I guess I already know the answer to this, but I just want to see other people's opinion in the matter. How important is it to have a job/work when it comes to pu?
Kind of difficult right now to get a job while being a full time student. I just feel it holds me back not having one at the moment. (I am currently looking for one haha).
What do you guys think, does it really matter? Thanks
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| Herne | PostPosted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 6:53 am | |
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Posts: 556 | | it only matters for your own comfort and social life--no mun no fun---if you have lack of funds you cant go out buy the clothes things you would like to improve yourself and your game.True money isnt everything but what can you do without any
On the pluss side the golddiggers will avoid you so that when you meet some girls who dont care about money you can treat them well when you are rich again
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| Rainer | PostPosted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 7:44 am | |
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Posts: 63 | | Wow that's exactly what I was thinking haha. Thanks for the advice.
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| CovertOperation | PostPosted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 11:22 am | |
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Location: Liverpool, UK | | I've had issues with this one myself. I work as a researcher, which isn't exactly the most dazzling thing in the world. I also love my job, but in the past have wound up talking to girls about interesting things i found out about procurement. DLV!!!
Now if a girl asks, I tell her 'I'm a professional dolphin shaver'. If they wanna know the truth, I'll tell them that too, but mostly avoid the topic to make sure I don't end up talking about it.
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| jurupa | PostPosted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 10:25 am | |
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Location: OC, California | | If you are young, young as in 18-22, most girls will not have problem with you not having a job with you being a full time student. As a lot of people your own age are in school a lot are full time. Not everyone can do school full time and work part time. If a girl does have a problem with it more than likely she is a gold digger. But there is no need to hide the fact that you go to school full time and don't work.
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| Timmy84 | PostPosted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 11:54 am | |
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Location: London, UK | | To be honest I think it is not so much your job that matters to women, but your drive and ambition. I guess it's kind of psychological - women will look for someone who can provide stability and in this day and age that normally means financial stability.
I don't think your actual profession matters. I went from being a trainee Barrister (lawyer) to a recruitment consultant and I am still able to pull high end professionals...
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