To ask what does your DH/DP do for a living?

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Was married to someone for 6 years who did fuck all in or out of the house. He's very workshy and his lack of ambition and laziness killed any love I had for him. I couldn't respect him. Funny enough I was made to feel a 'gold digger' Never again.

So I'm just curious, what does your DH do for a living?

My dh runs a haulage firm

Vet

Security Software Engineer for microchips. His PhD is it Sensor Networks and a whole bunch of technical stuff I don't understand.

I'm not sure what the point of this thread is. Why do you want to know everyone's DH's jobs?

Journalist (but not one of the arsehole ones)

Management consultant

@ViciousJackdaw I see you understand the life of a bespoke furniture craftsman joiners wife

I get to spend an awful lot of time at builders yards and my house generally has at least 1 hole in the floor where there is work going on, but my favourite is watching TV with him as he comments on the standard of the finish

Student

Technical Authority on north sea cranes and lifting in general.

He's a Homer Simpson strippergram in the very small hamlet of Outing-on-the-Wold.

He earns squillions by organising whip-rounds for people to pay him to keep his clothes on.

He also cycles as a hobby but I can't tell you that, as you'd guess who he is.

Oops!

Team leader for a science division in large multinational company.

Co owner of the business we own.

My farmer doesn’t earn more than £70k from farming 😂 . I wish !

He’s a company president. He likes to be called El Presidente.

Civil Engineer, partner in a moderate sized consultancy

My DH has a binman/labourer type job which is not to be sniffed at. Less than 20k,but he can more or less tell them when he is working, the commute is less than a mile, he is at home a lot, he is paying into a pension, and his boss loves him and always gives him treats it's also as stable as any job can be these days. We live in a cheap area and are homeowners, and I can work part time. We can't ever seem to stretch to a proper holiday abroad, but I feel that we're lucky and wouldn't want DH to do something more stressful/longer hours. He did start out on a "proper" career after university but his health broke down, it just wasn't for him

What do you do, OP?

He’s a digger driver.

Works over 70 hours between his full time job and some self employed work at the weekends but still does 80% of the household stuff if not more

IT system support.

High class male escort

Vicar. He doesn't earn 70k..(although I'm on 70k+).

Business intelligence analyst and senior officer in the Army Reserves.

Sales person

Teacher and doesn't earn £70k