the thing is its decent if u didnt go to school. if you spent 30k for a 4 year education, 25k a year is bullshyt. I lucked up. I dropped out of college, started working for a big company, worked hard and got a couple promotions. where I live all I see is positions offering 12 and 15 a hour. all indeed have thats over 50k is sales and tech jobs or management jobs that want 10 plus years experience.
brehettes could you date a man making 10-15 a hour?
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Ashley Banks
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wot??
Its going to be a thing of beauty when yall hit that come upWhat sense would that make? I don't believe in sex outside of marriage and you don't believe in marriage.
I'm 22, he's 21.
would you?
I dont think you should count a guy out because he doesnt make the amount of money as you like. At least not untill you get serious.
Ashley Banks
All I ever wanted was the world
"brehettes could you date a man making 10-15 a hour? But who is working hard to better himself?"
No.
I will NOT be Torrei Hart.
"brehettes could you date a man making 10-15 a hour? But who is working hard to better himself?"
No.
ol at the end of the assembly line type chick
Ashley Banks
All I ever wanted was the world
Not sure what you mean by this but Ok.
you won't be there when teh materials are being put together ala build, but youl'll be there at the end of the assembly line when the product is finish ala the bachelors 50k a year, condo .
You just get the "good life" never experience hardships
Ashley Banks
All I ever wanted was the world
Imagine being supportive of someone, going through all the "hardships" with them, then once they get what you two were working hard for, they forget about you and start a life with someone else.
Kind of like when men date overweight chicks, help them lose weight, then the chick dumps them after she loses all the weight.
where does he live? is it expensive? if no, then maybe.
how big is his debt? if small, then maybe.
does he spend a lot? if no, then maybe.
does his personality make up for it? if no, then maybe yes.
it also depends on what you mean by better himself. is he trying to become a more marketable worker by acquiring new skills and education? is he looking hard for better jobs or second jobs?
how old is he?
how big is his debt? if small, then maybe.
does he spend a lot? if no, then maybe.
does his personality make up for it? if no, then maybe yes.
it also depends on what you mean by better himself. is he trying to become a more marketable worker by acquiring new skills and education? is he looking hard for better jobs or second jobs?
how old is he?
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Wrong. It's decent, period. You can add on any number of extenuating circumstances, but you have to have some basis from which to start. The basis I used was being a single adult.
Not everyone is going to school, driving a vehicle, etc. If these are things you want to do, by all means, do what you need to do in order to accomplish them. They are not necessary for a person to have a fulfilling life.
They may be necessary FOR YOU.
Not everyone is going to school, driving a vehicle, etc. If these are things you want to do, by all means, do what you need to do in order to accomplish them. They are not necessary for a person to have a fulfilling life.
They may be necessary FOR YOU.
No. I would expect anyone I'm with to be, if not quite where I am, then close to it by my age (early 30s).
When I was younger? Sure I would, because that's what I was making in my early 20s.
When I was younger? Sure I would, because that's what I was making in my early 20s.
most chicks dating dudes who's not even filing w2's every year, so a dude making $15 is a come up