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Do you think relationships where you are in the same profession as your partner can work out.

I'm studying at university to become a primary school teacher and I really like someone on my course. I think think that is she may like me back so just wondering if people think same career relationships work out. Not the same workplace necessarily but same profession?

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Reply 1

username5706823

Why would it not work? my parents are both engineers and they've been married for 21 years and made that work...

Reply 2

ciaralb

There’s no reason why it shouldn’t - it’s down to the people not the profession (in most cases).

Reply 3

Anonymous #1

Original post by summerbirdreads

Why would it not work? my parents are both engineers and they've been married for 21 years and made that work...

I mean well maybe they don't like thry may argue over things how tp structure things and such. This is only hypothetical. Great to hear about your parents though.

Reply 4

Callicious

Original post by summerbirdreads

Why would it not work? my parents are both engineers and they've been married for 21 years and made that work...

Does he know how to strum up the steel cables in his steel suspension bridge for her to ride her automobile over?

Reply 5

username5706823

Original post by Anonymous

I mean well maybe they don't like thry may argue over things how tp structure things and such. This is only hypothetical. Great to hear about your parents though.

I mean they argue about stupid **** all the time but I don't care or pay attention

Reply 6

username5706823

Original post by Callicious

Does he know how to strum up the steel cables in his steel suspension bridge for her to ride her automobile over?

Do you want to ask him?

Reply 7

londonmyst

Yes.
Police officers, politicians and stem professionals are often most compatible in relationships with each other.

Reply 8

Callicious

Original post by summerbirdreads

Do you want to ask him?

oh christ

Reply 9

username5706823

Original post by Callicious

oh christ

Not his name....

Reply 10

Anonymous #2

I can tell you really like this person !!! I think you are over thinking it just go with the flow there is no reason why it shouldn’t work in my opinion it’s amazing it just means you have 1 more thing in common and this could even work for the better on both sides.

Reply 11

username5319484

Original post by summerbirdreads

Do you want to ask him?

If you don't tell us his reaction then I'll assume that you died

(edited 2 years ago)

Reply 12

Callicious

Original post by summerbirdreads

Not his name....

Yes. Ask him what I asked, in my exact words.

Reply 13

username5706823

Original post by hungrysalamander

If you don't tell us his reaction then I'll assume that you died

@Callicious is asking... not me.... I'll record the reaction though.

Reply 14

username5706823

Original post by Callicious

Yes. Ask him what I asked, in my exact words.

I can't... what if he goes out to get the milk?

(edited 2 years ago)

Reply 15

username5794123

Original post by Callicious

Does he know how to strum up the steel cables in his steel suspension bridge for her to ride her automobile over?

Wouldnt the better question to ask be that if they know how to share moments together with a spanner? We love those moments, oh and also the couple. Don’t forget the couple.

Reply 16

Callicious

Original post by summerbirdreads

I can't... what if he goes out to get the milk?

Why would lactation be involved..

Original post by 0ptics

Wouldnt the better question to ask be that if they know how to share moments together with a spanner? We love those moments, oh and also the couple. Don’t forget the couple.

Spanner? I hardly know her! :biggrin:

Reply 17

username5706823

Original post by 0ptics

Wouldnt the better question to ask be that if they know how to share moments together with a spanner? We love those moments, oh and also the couple. Don’t forget the couple.