Nicole, you should just get a deadbeat loser boyfriend and still work. I know just the guy to fill that position. Originally Posted by cpi3000Come on, can WTF not catch a break?
For those of us who are 30+ in age, would you give up your current career or financial stability to start over with the one you truly love?Money, has never taken a priority in my life over love. Then again you can drop me in the middle of the woods in with just the clothes on my back and I can survive. Some people require money to live.
Suppose you meet "the one" later in life, but you have to relocate, start over or pay large sums in Alimony or child support. Are you willing to make financial sacrifices if it means living a happy life with a new love? Even if it's just temporary, say 2 years, could you do it? Or would you long for those great vacations, carefree spending, or fine dining experiences? Originally Posted by Nicole Preston
A team from the University of Pisa in Italy found the bodily chemistry which makes people sexually attractive to new partners lasts, at most, two years. Originally Posted by rakuguyI read a study like that some years ago. 2 years was because the new mother was able to take care of her young on her own and the dad went to sew more seed. Same idea as to why people crave eating fats, sugars etc. Back when human's wore animal skins and carried stone tools it kept them alive.
...Interestingly, I read this the other way - like would a lady's (say, Nicole's) rich, married boyfriend leave his wife and go to, say, Europe with her for, say, a couple of years for, say, cooking school.
P.S. I've known a handful of women who have quit "this" in the name of love and it's never panned out... Originally Posted by ElisabethWhispers
For those of us who are 30+ in age, would you give up your current career or financial stability to start over with the one you truly love?I know somebody who did. No kids but she had to pay a deadbeat husband a rather pretty penny just to take a hike. So far, she seems to think it was worth it.
Suppose you meet "the one" later in life, but you have to relocate, start over or pay large sums in Alimony or child support. Are you willing to make financial sacrifices if it means living a happy life with a new love? Even if it's just temporary, say 2 years, could you do it? Or would you long for those great vacations, carefree spending, or fine dining experiences? Originally Posted by Nicole Preston