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writes:I'm currently in the field of communications as a profession and I have been dating poeple in the field of sort of physical sciences. My relationships with them do not to work out at all times and we seem to have clashes over non visible issues.Do you think different career lines in a relationship matter, and that there may be people of certain career lines that match or clash more than the others? Reply to this Question
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reader, Jaku +, writes (7 March 2008):
Jaku is verified as being by the original poster of the questionThanks to all who responded to my question, I find your answers very enlightening and useful. Your input is highly appreciated.
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 March 2008): Possibly. People tend to date others in similar fields of work but only really for conveinience and the fact that they will have something in common.
On the other hand plenty people end up with others completely unrelated to their jobs and are more than happy. May I suggest it is something else about those you pick not their career, perhaps you will find the clash in the personality department?
I am an animal behaviour consultant and my partner is an air conditioning engineer, we work just great - same amount of argument as anyone else -ha!
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