Do you care what your partner or the person you're dating, what their job title is or their profession? I have always ran away from like creatives, creative men just because I always feel like they're in the building stage and they never really have time to be in a relationship or devote themselves to relationships. and please don't come and say not all creative men are the same. I know this but from what I have seen and experienced it's kind of the same thing over and over again. So I kind of like focused more on like the tech boys and finance guys and then I just found that they were so freaking boring so I won't lie I've gone back to the creative boys but I always hear the notion from a lot women that you know my man can't work a nine to five or my man needs to be an entrepreneur or you know they want him to be like a producer or a footballer. Does this matter? I don't even know if men even care about stuff like this so it'll be good to hear your POV on this as well but for me as long as you are building towards something that is purposeful? I don't mind.

I kind of care about the title because I mean I don't think it's shallow to want somebody that's working a good job even if the money is good like you want someone that matches whatever you're on I guess so I think that the title matters

I mean to an extent their job matters as long as they can keep up with their job and keep up with the relationship some people are just so into their work they don't have time to really date so that's really all comes down to it unless you like a serial killer for a job that would be kind of weird though

I think for me the job title doesn't really matter at all. I think it's more about being happy with where you are in life and not being a person that like complains about your job but I also don't like a person that completely identifies with their job either like oh I'm whatever and therefore I am like this like I think there are so many other things in life than work and like I I don't think you should identify with what you were.