I’ve seen so many cases where people complain that their spouses do not support career and I’m sure they must have a reason for that but if you are in that situation and you really love your career so much, what would you do?
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I will feel bad and I may not even get married to the person because we will be having issues all the time and I don’t want that in my marriageIf I have a wife and she does not support me, I will surely feel bad.
What if your partner does not understand your point? You know it may happen like that? What will you do by then? Will you break up?I would continue to pursue my career but would have an open and sincere discussion with my partner. I would try to find out her concerns.
Breaking up is the worst scenario. Whether I would change my job depends on the opportunity costs. If she really insists, I may compromise because family is my top priority.What if your partner does not understand your point? You know it may happen like that? What will you do by then? Will you break up?
One thing I learned from what you said is setting our priorities right and yours is family firstBreaking up is the worst scenario. Whether I would change my job depends on the opportunity costs. If she really insists, I may compromise because family is my top priority.
Well, I have to trespass the rule of my spouse but I am not married so it's my possible decision.I’ve seen so many cases where people complain that their spouses do not support career and I’m sure they must have a reason for that but if you are in that situation and you really love your career so much, what would you do?
That's the good and smart spirit of a lady not to be exploited by a partner who doesn't support the partner's career.I would not want to have business with a partner that's not supportive in any areas of my life. So it would be a turn off