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Originally Posted by RickyMaveety
No, and if someone asked me that, I would likely just get up and leave. I would probably ask them (if I didn't already know) what they did for a living (or if they were retired, what they used to do for a living), but that would mostly just be to find out more about them for conversational purposes.
Around here, people are forever trying to set me up on dates. Most of the time it's with someone who is worth a bazillion dollars, but has less than zero personality. I'll take a good personality over money any time hands down.
More important to me is what they do for fun. If they are big on hunting, then I don't see a huge future in the relationship. If they love cats, reading, computers, animated films, building models, and carpentry .... then at least we've got a few things in common.
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I feel the same way Ricky.
When my wife and I met, we were students, the only thing that mattered to us was each other. If I had to do it over again, I would still go with romance first... but I'd be much more serious.
