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I’ve worked at AT&T as a sales consultant for 6 years and 8 months where we prospect, uncover, and close on leads. I’ve used Salesforce for the past 4 years during my tenure. I’ve done B2B sales where I’ve received awards for it for 2 years consecutively. Loads of troubleshooting, uncovering needs through consultative styled selling, and tech app subscriptions.
I was wondering if I have the necessary skills to transition into a tech sales role. If so, what would be the best role/fit for me?Amazon Salesforce Google @
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You are being unreasonable in this unhealthy situation. Not healthy because no matter what he says, dude is still married. He's living at home with his husband and his child. This person is not available to you, in any way, as a romantic partner. You know who needs his attention more than you? The child.
Please do yourself a favor and see a therapist. Consider why you think so little of yourself that you see a relationship with a married man in the midst of a divorce who still lives with his spouse and child as an attractive romantic partner. What's going on with you that you have chosen someone who is unavailable and incapable of giving you the things you say you want: time, presence, connection. Why also would you want a partner who will be so emotionally raw, who hasn't had adequate time to heal themselves?
Thanks M1 for the honest response. I will reflect on this!
Rising Star
I wouldn’t date someone until the divorce was final. You don’t want that child thinking you’re some kind of home-wrecker.
Family comes first. You will always be the “other man”.
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You are unreasonable AND in an unhealthy situation.
You need to break up. The concerning thing is you said you can’t have a social life on weekends. Is that because he doesn’t want to be seen with you? Because he’s not really separating from his husband. Or because he has a child and he’s not partying anymore and you want to party. Even if he eventually gets divorced. The child isn’t going anywhere. So to me sounds like you’re being a but unreasonable. But also why is he still living at home if he’s separating. That seems strange’
It’s because he still sleeps at his home, and they do a lot of their stuff with their kid together. I have no desire to party, and down the road I don’t see the kid as an issue once it gets to the point where we can all do things together - in fact it’s something I look forward to. Not saying this justifies anything or that your conclusion is wrong, just providing an explanation as requested
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Not knowing you personally, or him, you do seem like a considerate person. I’m afraid you are setting yourself up to be hurt. If they have kids and still live together, you will never be top priority. You also, no matter how much you like him, should never settle for second best. Trust me, I know from experience. It’s not fair to you and it may even place extra pressure on him by trying to figure out how to make himself happy while also trying to be a good dad.
Easy for me to say, but the best thing for both of you is most likely to end it romantically, still be a friend and he probably needs one but don’t expect anything else from it. At worst you have a friend, and at best, but realistically not likely, they divorce, he moves out and you pick back up.
We’re you the reason they separated? Or did you meet after the process of separation initiated?
I genuinely and honestly recommend you take a listen to this podcast that I think you might find really helpful even if podcasts aren’t really your jam (they weren’t mine until I ran across this): https://open.spotify.com/episode/5v6fTV2ecPxoBeCZW9TFA7?si=ULQwiZW-RbCX4PnGAd6l3A
If you’re just looking to skip to what’s applicable, I would jump to when they start reading the first letter (the podcast talks about relationships— all kinds— by addressing three written letters sent to them by listeners).
Have you ever dated anyone with a child? Like seriously dated? I'm a single parent, and it is unbelievably hard. You are naive if you think this man will get divorced, move out, and start hanging out with you more with and without his child present. It will seem fun at first, but eventually, the kid will act out. You'll be turned off because kids can be little shits. If you need evidence of this, please see the stepparents page on Reddit. All of that acting out, shitty kid behavior, it will all come your way once the newness wears off, and kid sees that they have to compete with you for dad's time and affection. Do some research on the statistics of second marriages where children are involved. Not good. Do some research on the dynamics of how step families come together. It is exceedingly difficult to manage in a healthy way, and fun what you've described, you are not starting in a good place.
This an unhealthy situation all the way around. For you, the married man, and especially the child. Seriously, what kind of responsible parent brings their child around a new love interest while still married and living with their spouse? Has it also not occurred to you that maybe you're being used? Best way to get over someone is to get under someone else?
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Rising Star
Yeah it’s both as others have said. Not a good start for anyone involved.
This guy sure moved on quickly..