what profession attracts women more

Tomo

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It is not the profession but the passion IMO. Obviously in consideration, but I have found regardless of what you do, if the chick sees how hard you work for it and how passionate you are about it, you could be anything really.
 

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if we are talking all professions then by far

A-List actors followed by famous musicians followed by pro athletes

Now if we are talking ones that are somewhat obtainable:

party DJ
Bartender
club promoter
model photographer
fitness coach
surf instructor

Yes, those are the ones that allow you access to hot girls and a chance to get them. Doctors and lawyers get those girls for LTRs but don't have the time to pursue women given their long work hours.
 

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Well I was talking more of the traditional professions, I.e not athletics or musicians etc.

if im not wrong, girls are turned on by cops. Given the sense of power a cop has.

Or would being a cop scare them away?
 

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bradd80 said:
howard, I'd have to disagree with you on this on as I'm a lawyer and I find plenty of time to bang hot bishes. Mind you, I'm also tall, fit, and reasonably good looking so maybe this plays a part. But the hours issue definitely isn't a problem, where there's a will there's a way. If nothing else, there's always Friday and Saturday nights plus I'm always getting hooked up through friends and meeting women through social and networking events. Being a doctor or lawyer is definitely a plus, but I know lots of doctors and lawyers who are not that good looking or not very social and they're perpetually single so I think things like looks, fitness, dressing well, and having game count for a lot no matter what profession you're in.

My thoughts exactly. Cops usually get 3 days off a week so social time is pretty good. I know doctors who have weekends off or if they do PA they usually work 4 days a week 9 to 5.
 

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If you do a job, any job you love with a passion. This energy translates and it comes across as the guy being in his own world owning it like a boss not some saddo living only for the girl.
 

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Espi said:
We have a guy here on SS who claims to be a police officer so maybe he'll weigh in on the discussion.

I think being a cop would draw a "love it or hate it" kind of deal from women.

I've personally had discussions with a few women who were married to policemen and they related the profession negatively--mainly due to the stress.

I'm told all the time that I look like a cop/military, and that's why several women said that they were attracted to me. That's the positive of being a policeman, I guess--the look, the authoritative personality, the ability to handle oneself in stressful situations, etc. It definitely takes a strong personality to be a police officer. I can see how woman would be attracted to that.

Haha must have been referring to me, I'll chime in. As far as weekends go I have every other Friday-Sunday off, which is nice. As far as ladies go, I have encountered several over the past 8 years who will not date cops. Usually they or a friend has had a bad experience with one and that's it...no more. Some like it because there's an edge there. The uniform, the gun, the dangerous nature of the job. You're right, its a love it or hate it thing. Some women don't like the fact that its dangerous and unpredictable. I met one girl on match months ago when I was still a member who, as soon as I spoke to her on the phone, found out I was a cop and never spoke to me again. Her dad and ex boyfriend were both cops, go figure.

One thing I should add. The last girl I was dating accused me of being hard to read, emotionless, etc. I guess it's because I've seen more of the traumatic things in life that the average person hasn't witnessed. So little things like a lost cell phone, a dead battery, a minor argument, etc. don't really get me worked up. She couldn't understand that. She also accused me of having too much of a take it or leave it attitude. Which is true.
 
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