10 Women Reveal The Job That’s Personally A Dealbreaker For Them

“This is going to sound weird but veterinarian. I just couldn’t be a supportive partner and listen to them vent about the stress of taking care of sick animals and having to put them down as the humane options. I’d never stop crying and I just don’t have the emotional strength or stability to be a good partner for them. That or a dentist because they scare the hell out of me.” — Desperate_Pop4347

“Truck driver. Worked in the industry and every single one lived a double life. Loving husband and father at home but out with women doing drugs on the road. After while some end up with whole ass second families. It changed the way I approach relationships completely. Trust issues is an understatement.” — ActOk4329

“Something religious. I’m an atheist, happy to be one, and have no interest in becoming an ex-atheist.” — gilded_lady

“An army soldier who is active on the ground or could be deployed any time. I’d be terrified of losing the man I love to the horror of war. I’d rather be alone. It is his decision to give up his life or sanity for war, but I just can’t be a partner and potential caregiver to someone like that. I already lost a happy childhood, I can’t sacrifice any more.” — deadbydurden

“Debt collector. I had a boss once who demonstrated the smarmy, sarcastic, demeaning tone of voice he would use with debtors…. It was disgusting in the moment, and he turned out to be a massive piece of shit who managed to fall upwards in his career by being a heartless sociopath to his subordinates. God, I hate corporate management.” — xf2xf

“Law enforcement. The profession seems to attract controlling types. The rate of domestic abuse among law enforcement is multiple times higher (not percentages, multiples) than the general population.“ — ex_nihilo

“My ex was a massage therapist at a strip club. Like he gave the strippers massages because their muscles got tired. I wouldn’t date another one of those.” — SmilesGrimm

“MLM, whole life insurance sales, selling how to get rich quick packages, and of the like that’s hustle and scammy.” — mopasali

“Any kind of first responder because I couldn’t handle the stress that they might not come home one day, everyday; any job that requires constant travel; and any job that would require him to relocate constantly.” — AttentionObvious9788

“Lack of a job and zero desire to get one is a deal breaker for me. He could be 10/10 smoking hot but if he refuses to work and just sits on his ass all day playing video games and drinking, I’m out. A guy doesn’t have to make $60 an hour, but I’m in my 30’s. I need someone who has a job and is financially responsible. I’m not looking to be anyone’s sugar momma. To be clear, I’m not talking about disabled people (legitimate reason to not work), people trying to find a job (I think we can all relate) or successful video game streamers.” — DraytonSawyersBBQ