Career vs relationship

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I'd have to go with relationship, without a doubt. My career would be very important to me but I don't really know what I want to do, whereas I have a rough idea of the qualities I'd like in a partner. Love means much more to me than anything else.

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Reply 121

troubadour.

Original post by Matrix123

Is being nice to everyone one of them? :smile:

Reply 122

troubadour.

Original post by The Arsonist

hey bby if you promise to be mine then I know I won't have to compete for you :perv:

Well, that escalated quickly. :lolwut:

Reply 123

Matrix123

Original post by Hydeman

Is being nice to everyone one of them? :smile:

Well, not necessarily to everyone but they'd have to be kind and loving whenever possible :wink:

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Reply 124

troubadour.

Original post by Matrix123

Well, not necessarily to everyone but they'd have to be kind and loving whenever possible :wink:

Can an excess of one make up for a shortfall in the other? :mmm:

Reply 125

Matrix123

Original post by Hydeman

Can an excess of one make up for a shortfall in the other? :mmm:

Hmmm I'd have to assess that based upon the person. If I love someone and they love me, then I don't think it would matter if there's a shortfall in one.

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Reply 126

troubadour.

Original post by Matrix123

Hmmm I'd have to assess that based upon the person. If I love someone and they love me, then I don't think it would matter if there's a shortfall in one.

That's the way to think about it. :h:

Reply 127

Emilia1320

Original post by MrsSheldonCooper

Well I don't plan to go through heartbreak again. It's way too distracting. Hence why I'd rather pick a career over a relationship.

Exactly my feels. Career depends mostly on my zeal to work for it. Not entirely but more than relationship. On relationship there is the extremely disturbing unpredictable factor of other human being.

Besides working for something and seeing it pay off > being loved imo.

Reply 128

Matrix123

Original post by Hydeman

That's the way to think about it. :h:

Absolutely :biggrin:

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Reply 129

MrsSheldonCooper

Original post by Emilia1320

And who needs men when you have a fridge and a dog? A good career with good pay and a few dogs is all I need and I'll be content.
When you're in a relationship you constantly worry about whether the person is taking you seriously or just playing you. You don't have to worry about that with a career.

Reply 130

MrsSheldonCooper

Original post by The Arsonist

Just for fun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tapwedl23w :lol:

Notice, to communicate like Jack ,you have to say it nicely then again not so nicely. So let me try again.

eh hem:

Who did this to you? :smile:

*kicks over chair and karate chops spleen*
WHO DID THIS TO YOU?!!!!!!!

It doesn't matter sweets :tongue:

Reply 131

supernerdural

Always career. Why would you throw away your dream job (which presumably in this dreamland makes you super happy and rich) for the *perfect* relationship? Bleh. Also to everyone saying 'but you'll die alone!' a) friendships are still allowed b) you can still have a relationship, it just won't be perfect

Reply 132

ETRC

Original post by Anonymous

None of that will matter when you are in an old people's home though... Sound's like you are the expensive creature and projecting that onto women, or even only attracting women parallel to yourself.