Which jobs would attract you to a partner?

[BobbyBiscuits]

In the same vain as my last post about what jobs would put you off..

Which careers would you imagine would make you more likely to date someone?
Light-hearted of course.

Mine would be-

Musician
Artist
Academic
Engineer
Plumber
Joiner
Cannabis farmer

What would yours be?

Something where they didn't need to work till 9pm every evening and then still bring work home to do

6”5
Blue eyes
Trust fund

Any tradesman.

Oh, and I forgot to mention the sleeping around at academic conferences (yes, even the married ones).

Any well paid leadership role.

Bike mechanic - I'm partial to a well-turned forearm

From.a male view point.
Post person...have no idea why but the tanned legs and the fact I would actually receive post more than once every three weeks.
A barista...decent coffee, and the ability to talk over noisy machinesA
A mechanic or electrician as I can't understand either engines or electricity
A racing driver because every woman I know expects me to drive every time and just once, I'd like to be a passenger/have a drink!

Ahh this post made me smile..
I've dated
A hedge fund owner ugh
Special branch officer super ugh
Advertising exec meh
Film studio exec meh
Flooring contractor ..ok.
Chef.. asshole
And currently I've been single for years..decided I'm crushing hard on my vet..or the cats vet 😅..he's so lovely and gentle 💕
Vet for me.. animal lovers and caring.. unfortunately he does pay me v little attention on my yearly visits but croons loving words in the cats ears.. ( lucky cat)

Time travelling doctor

Or a time travelling doctor

I can’t decide. A chef because I love food but they rarely cook at home apparently.

My husband is an auditor, and I've had to patiently (then not so patiently 2-3 times more) explain our maternity finances through the year. He's still not clued in to be honest. It's a very simple spreadsheet.

He's been responsible for issuing bonds in the billions range, but he still doesn't understand 'we need an average of X per month. We earn y per month for 9 months then z for 3 months. We need to save the shortfall of (y-x)*3 to cover the months we're only earning z'.

To answer the OP, as I said in the other thread, IT or programming work. Excellent pay, flexi terms and tend to be intelligent with broad interests and not usually that into sports.

Company director / own business. I like to travel a lot and having a partner that also has that flexibility was a big bonus to me.