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Had a love story before I stepped into PA. Then talked my lover into PA (advisory) as well. Now we are perfectly busy and only spend weekends together. Lol
hey. not EVERYONE is single. it just helps to fall in love with someone who grew up with a parent in a similar high-stress, cyclical-busy-season, white collar job to temper their relationship expectations....
Thanks but if I were a kid grew up with a parent you described above, I probably would never date someone with that job... my relationship expectations would be something like “I want to have a family with 9-6 job”
I'm engaged to another attorney who works at a law firm so neither of us gets annoyed that we see each other only a few hours a day.
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My husband and I are total opposites. He is an artist and rarely works overtime. We met after college before I decided to go to grad school for accounting.
Before I met him, I had no ambition and no long term plan. We struggled financially early on, mainly because I didn’t pull my weight.
Eventually, I got my life together, went to grad school, and found I was pretty good at my job. The long hours are rough, but both of us still remember a time where I had no future, and we struggled financially. This is infinitely better .
My husband wants to add:
“From a spouse’s perspective the truth is you can’t and won’t maintain your relationship. You will want to be present and experience things that you won’t. Likewise, your future partner will want you around and will feel neglected.
The person you end up with will need to be an independent person that is capable of handling long periods of alone time. You’ll need to find someone that recognizes you don’t work the hours because it’s a blast, you do it for your professional benefit. You’ll need to find someone that understands their hours have no bearing on how you feel about them.
Most importantly you and your future partner will need to understand the company could care less the impact the hours have on you and your personal life. This will take a ton of effort on you and your future partner's part but it can be done. You’ll need to set boundaries and limits and know when to put him/her first and your partner will need to know when you absolutely can’t and forgive."
Everyone is single
Got some stuff in the works 😉