Rank your top ten occupations of someone you would like to date
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Original post by ♥Samantha♥
1) Lawyer
2) Doctor
3) Banker
4) Financial trader
4) Scientist?
5) Professor
6) Researcher
7) Real estate magnate
8) ....
These got a bit random I couldn't really think of stuff after number 4
2) Doctor
3) Banker
4) Financial trader
4) Scientist?
5) Professor
6) Researcher
7) Real estate magnate
8) ....
These got a bit random I couldn't really think of stuff after number 4
Finally
Original post by Indeterminate
Being a nice person (x10) 
So called nice people are usually the biggest dicks, especially when they are shy, when they get all confident they sell out
Original post by whorace
Well I disagree with what everyone else is saying, an occupation is part of the person, if someone is a nurse, and a good one at that they clearly value looking after other people's lives more than say, a businessman who profits from gambling on the market.
Personally:
- Navy
- Police
- Fire service
- Nurse
- Teacher
- Pilot
- Army
- Judge
- Politician
- Civil Service
Personally:
- Navy
- Police
- Fire service
- Nurse
- Teacher
- Pilot
- Army
- Judge
- Politician
- Civil Service
And...for an extra bonus you get a man in uniform. Yummy.
Original post by Quantex
And...for an extra bonus you get a man in uniform. Yummy.
Have you seen UK uniforms these days lol? I think they are designed by 16 year old girls
- Writer
- Teacher
- Artist
- Scientist
- Doctor...? Not sure about that one tbf
- Don't know
- Don't know
- Don't know
- Don't know
- Son of filthy rich Arab oil tycoon
- Teacher
- Artist
- Scientist
- Doctor...? Not sure about that one tbf
- Don't know
- Don't know
- Don't know
- Don't know
- Son of filthy rich Arab oil tycoon
Original post by heineken
Housewife.
Agreed
Original post by Nav_Mallhi
Definitely not a physicist.
Definitely not a maxfac surgeon or a dentist
Original post by Christone96
That's pretty cool, lots of mathematics involved is there a reason why?
almost this list
I would never marry an Army man. Although, I have IMMENSE respect for them but I can't deal with my husband going to wars and fighting(that is if he has to). No no no! That won't happen!
I don't really mind so much what occupation a person has in order for me to date them but in an ideal world:
1. Pharmacist
2. Pharmacologist
3. Immunologist
4. Researcher in medicinal products
5. Any type of medical scientist
6. Renowned food critic
7. Professional (not necessarily famous) tennis player
8. Musician (not famous)
9. Physiotherapist
10. Historian who specialises in Russian history
1. Pharmacist
2. Pharmacologist
3. Immunologist
4. Researcher in medicinal products
5. Any type of medical scientist
6. Renowned food critic
7. Professional (not necessarily famous) tennis player
8. Musician (not famous)
9. Physiotherapist
10. Historian who specialises in Russian history
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Original post by TeeEm
almost this list
Almost? How would you change it?
Original post by Anonymous
Almost? How would you change it?
I have no interest in Computer Science ... I would put Astrophysicists/cosmologists instead
Original post by flippantri
lmao dude if you're picking by occuption you've got a big storm coming
This.
Original post by Princepieman
Yes, it's an awful metric. You wouldn't judge someone on their background or where they grew up - so why would you judge their personality traits on their occupation? Generalisations are excuses to not fully appreciate the complexity and diversity of human life.
Lambasting someone for their 'awful metric' whilst creating an appalling comparison is so tedious.
Background and where you grow up: have no choice over the matter.
Occupation: you literally choose it (within reason) and it therefore must reflect a person's personality to some degree.
This is a light-hearted thread anyway, it's a ranking. It's not people saying "I'll only date within these professions". Get a grip and unclench your sphincter(s).
Original post by Kinkerz
Lambasting someone for their 'awful metric' whilst creating an appalling comparison is so tedious.
Background and where you grow up: have no choice over the matter.
Occupation: you literally choose it (within reason) and it therefore must reflect a person's personality to some degree.
This is a light-hearted thread anyway, it's a ranking. It's not people saying "I'll only date within these professions". Get a grip and unclench your sphincter(s).
Background and where you grow up: have no choice over the matter.
Occupation: you literally choose it (within reason) and it therefore must reflect a person's personality to some degree.
This is a light-hearted thread anyway, it's a ranking. It's not people saying "I'll only date within these professions". Get a grip and unclench your sphincter(s).
I loled at the Sphincter comment, but I'll still agree to disagree.
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Original post by Kinkerz
Background and where you grow up: have no choice over the matter.
Occupation: you literally choose it (within reason) and it therefore must reflect a person's personality to some degree.
Occupation: you literally choose it (within reason) and it therefore must reflect a person's personality to some degree.
But this argument could be used to condone Islamophobia... which is wrong
I would date a dustbin man if he was my type and had a good attitude...
I wouldn't date someone who has a impressive occupation (like a astronaut) if they had a poor attitude and were not my type
I wouldn't date someone who has a impressive occupation (like a astronaut) if they had a poor attitude and were not my type
Original post by Princepieman
This is soooo shallow.
You're dating the person not their occupation. As long as my partner is ambitious and driven to achieve something (could be anything), I don't care.
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You're dating the person not their occupation. As long as my partner is ambitious and driven to achieve something (could be anything), I don't care.
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driven to do voluntary work unpaid for the rest of her life. cool?
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