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Hello everyone, I am a 20 year old female, 5'6 mixed race, auburn hair, hazel eyes, 55kg, born in Oxford. I am looking to marry a doctor, preferably a surgeon. I understand that one cannot dive head first into marriage so obviously am prepared to be courted for a while. But eventually I do desire to be married and produce children.
Why a doctor you may ask? Well I won't beat around the bush. I like a man who saves lives and has a steady income. There is just something about how a doctor struts around with a stethoscope around their neck that just turns me on so much
I would prefer for the doctor to be a surgeon because I like a man who is good with their hands, but this isn't a deal breaker. As long as they are a real doctor and not an homeopath, chiropractor, etc.
I am prepared to settle down as a homemaker to bring up the children and make sure the home is tidy for when my husband comes back from his shift. However, if it required that I get a job, I am prepared to do that. Not ideal but I'll do what needs to be done for my family.
As for the physical requirements, ideally I would like my future spouse to be my height or taller, and to be at most 40 years older than me. The younger the better but I am aware that the older the doctor is, the bigger their salary will likely be. I would like my husband to not be overweight or obese as I feel that does not set a good example to their patients or our children, but don't require him to be an athlete either. I want somebody who is kind but also stern. 'Bad boys' go away now. Finally, I want a man who actually has a degree certificate they can show me. There are too many fake doctors around these days.
Thank you all for reading, if you match my specification (and I yours), please contact me for further details and to arrange a meeting. I am posting this in the relationships section but if someone feels it more appropriate for the Medicine section, please move it.
Yours,
Anne x
Why a doctor you may ask? Well I won't beat around the bush. I like a man who saves lives and has a steady income. There is just something about how a doctor struts around with a stethoscope around their neck that just turns me on so much
I would prefer for the doctor to be a surgeon because I like a man who is good with their hands, but this isn't a deal breaker. As long as they are a real doctor and not an homeopath, chiropractor, etc.I am prepared to settle down as a homemaker to bring up the children and make sure the home is tidy for when my husband comes back from his shift. However, if it required that I get a job, I am prepared to do that. Not ideal but I'll do what needs to be done for my family.
As for the physical requirements, ideally I would like my future spouse to be my height or taller, and to be at most 40 years older than me. The younger the better but I am aware that the older the doctor is, the bigger their salary will likely be. I would like my husband to not be overweight or obese as I feel that does not set a good example to their patients or our children, but don't require him to be an athlete either. I want somebody who is kind but also stern. 'Bad boys' go away now. Finally, I want a man who actually has a degree certificate they can show me. There are too many fake doctors around these days.
Thank you all for reading, if you match my specification (and I yours), please contact me for further details and to arrange a meeting. I am posting this in the relationships section but if someone feels it more appropriate for the Medicine section, please move it.
Yours,
Anne x
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(Original post by Rainfall)
Oh you’re looking for a SUGAR DADDY
Oh you’re looking for a SUGAR DADDY
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(Original post by YaliaV)
I hope you’re a troll
I hope you’re a troll
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(Original post by Bio 7)
Yeah it probably is. Why would someone think they would be able to use this as a dating site?
Yeah it probably is. Why would someone think they would be able to use this as a dating site?
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(Original post by Bio 7)
Not for dating.
Not for dating.
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#11
you mentioned a ship.... do you want your husbo to be a naval doctor ?
"and make sure the home is tidy for when my husband comes back from his ship."
"and make sure the home is tidy for when my husband comes back from his ship."
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(Original post by Anne.Owens)
Do you have proof of this? Sometimes the unexpected can come from the least likely places.
Do you have proof of this? Sometimes the unexpected can come from the least likely places.
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(Original post by the bear)
you mentioned a ship.... do you want your husbo to be a naval doctor ?
"and make sure the home is tidy for when my husband comes back from his ship."
you mentioned a ship.... do you want your husbo to be a naval doctor ?
"and make sure the home is tidy for when my husband comes back from his ship."
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(Original post by Professional G)
This is a student forum.... the only doctors we have are the medical students
This is a student forum.... the only doctors we have are the medical students
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You don't seem to understand how relationships work at all. You can't tailor make a partner to your specifications. There's also so much more to a person and to love and attraction than their career. That person will also change and grow over time and may even change career as a result of that, aspects of his personality may change over time, he may take on less attractive hobbies and interests, gain weight, change his style, etc.
I dated a pediatric surgeon briefly last summer. That was only one part of him - and not even the part of him I saw because I obviously didn't follow him to work! The side I saw was the guy with bad tattoos he had done drunk underage and who liked playing video games, watching sci fi movies, scuba diving, and fish-keeping. There was so much more to him than just his job.
Find someone you actually love and care for rather than going into searching for a partner on superficial means. When you care for someone what they do for work doesn't matter as long as it makes them happy.
I dated a pediatric surgeon briefly last summer. That was only one part of him - and not even the part of him I saw because I obviously didn't follow him to work! The side I saw was the guy with bad tattoos he had done drunk underage and who liked playing video games, watching sci fi movies, scuba diving, and fish-keeping. There was so much more to him than just his job.
Find someone you actually love and care for rather than going into searching for a partner on superficial means. When you care for someone what they do for work doesn't matter as long as it makes them happy.
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(Original post by sinfonietta)
You don't seem to understand how relationships work at all. You can't tailor make a partner to your specifications. There's also so much more to a person and to love and attraction than their career. That person will also change and grow over time and may even change career as a result of that, aspects of his personality may change over time, he may take on less attractive hobbies and interests, gain weight, change his style, etc.
I dated a pediatric surgeon briefly last summer. That was only one part of him - and not even the part of him I saw because I obviously didn't follow him to work! The side I saw was the guy with bad tattoos he had done drunk underage and who liked playing video games, watching sci fi movies, scuba diving, and fish-keeping. There was so much more to him than just his job.
Find someone you actually love and care for rather than going into searching for a partner on superficial means. When you care for someone what they do for work doesn't matter as long as it makes them happy.
You don't seem to understand how relationships work at all. You can't tailor make a partner to your specifications. There's also so much more to a person and to love and attraction than their career. That person will also change and grow over time and may even change career as a result of that, aspects of his personality may change over time, he may take on less attractive hobbies and interests, gain weight, change his style, etc.
I dated a pediatric surgeon briefly last summer. That was only one part of him - and not even the part of him I saw because I obviously didn't follow him to work! The side I saw was the guy with bad tattoos he had done drunk underage and who liked playing video games, watching sci fi movies, scuba diving, and fish-keeping. There was so much more to him than just his job.
Find someone you actually love and care for rather than going into searching for a partner on superficial means. When you care for someone what they do for work doesn't matter as long as it makes them happy.
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(Original post by Anne.Owens)
Hello everyone, I am a 20 year old female, 5'6 mixed race, auburn hair, hazel eyes, 55kg, born in Oxford. I am looking to marry a doctor, preferably a surgeon. I understand that one cannot dive head first into marriage so obviously am prepared to be courted for a while. But eventually I do desire to be married and produce children.
Why a doctor you may ask? Well I won't beat around the bush. I like a man who saves lives and has a steady income. There is just something about how a doctor struts around with a stethoscope around their neck that just turns me on so much I would prefer for the doctor to be a surgeon because I like a man who is good with their hands, but this isn't a deal breaker. As long as they are a real doctor and not an homeopath, chiropractor, etc.
I am prepared to settle down as a homemaker to bring up the children and make sure the home is tidy for when my husband comes back from his shift. However, if it required that I get a job, I am prepared to do that. Not ideal but I'll do what needs to be done for my family.
As for the physical requirements, ideally I would like my future spouse to be my height or taller, and to be at most 40 years older than me. The younger the better but I am aware that the older the doctor is, the bigger their salary will likely be. I would like my husband to not be overweight or obese as I feel that does not set a good example to their patients or our children, but don't require him to be an athlete either. I want somebody who is kind but also stern. 'Bad boys' go away now. Finally, I want a man who actually has a degree certificate they can show me. There are too many fake doctors around these days.
Thank you all for reading, if you match my specification (and I yours), please contact me for further details and to arrange a meeting. I am posting this in the relationships section but if someone feels it more appropriate for the Medicine section, please move it.
Yours,
Anne x
Hello everyone, I am a 20 year old female, 5'6 mixed race, auburn hair, hazel eyes, 55kg, born in Oxford. I am looking to marry a doctor, preferably a surgeon. I understand that one cannot dive head first into marriage so obviously am prepared to be courted for a while. But eventually I do desire to be married and produce children.
Why a doctor you may ask? Well I won't beat around the bush. I like a man who saves lives and has a steady income. There is just something about how a doctor struts around with a stethoscope around their neck that just turns me on so much
I would prefer for the doctor to be a surgeon because I like a man who is good with their hands, but this isn't a deal breaker. As long as they are a real doctor and not an homeopath, chiropractor, etc.I am prepared to settle down as a homemaker to bring up the children and make sure the home is tidy for when my husband comes back from his shift. However, if it required that I get a job, I am prepared to do that. Not ideal but I'll do what needs to be done for my family.
As for the physical requirements, ideally I would like my future spouse to be my height or taller, and to be at most 40 years older than me. The younger the better but I am aware that the older the doctor is, the bigger their salary will likely be. I would like my husband to not be overweight or obese as I feel that does not set a good example to their patients or our children, but don't require him to be an athlete either. I want somebody who is kind but also stern. 'Bad boys' go away now. Finally, I want a man who actually has a degree certificate they can show me. There are too many fake doctors around these days.
Thank you all for reading, if you match my specification (and I yours), please contact me for further details and to arrange a meeting. I am posting this in the relationships section but if someone feels it more appropriate for the Medicine section, please move it.
Yours,
Anne x
(not a surgeon though
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