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Should a professional woman date a blue collar guy?
I'm professional, fancy grad degree, career woman, etc. I met a handsome cook working behind the counter at a restaurant. I asked one of his coworkers about him out of curiosity and they went over to the guy and told him I was interested. I don't usually give my number to strangers.
He has called several times since then. He seems to be into me so here's the question: Do people still think a professional woman dating a cook is dating down?
His coworkers say he's single. I don't get why he wants to take me out on Saturday night (he's off Sunday) but not Friday night (Valentine's day). Is this an example of a 9 to 5er not fitting into a blue collar guy's life?
Thanks!
5 Answers
- WaterdragonLv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
you should follow your heart not worry about what they do
if you want an example my son is a builder/electrician and his wife is an MBA with a daughter
- Anonymous7 years ago
No! I would give him a chance! Don't judge a book by its cover! I'm be the is really nice and if not at lest you tried. Plus the men don't always have to bring in the big income in a relationship. Follow your heart over your head and take risk and trust that your heart is leading you the right way!
- ?Lv 77 years ago
If you dont mind the difference in income, in case it were to become serious, then go for it.
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