Would you marry any medical professional

I forgot to mention that for me, Deal Breaker Numero Uno is that he cannot ever have been divorced, for any reason. Please do not tell me that I'm unreasonable because I've already heard it lots of times.

I won't tell you that, we are all entitled to seek out whatever 'type' of significant other we want. That is our human right. As long as you know that with every year that passes, the amount of men in the 'never been divorced' pool will get smaller and smaller. But they are out there. Good luck!

I wouldn't mind marrying a medical professional. I'm more concerned with their personality than their field. As long as they are gainfully employed in a steady career- they are free to turn in an application!

I forgot to mention that for me, Deal Breaker Numero Uno is that he cannot ever have been divorced, for any reason. Please do not tell me that I'm unreasonable because I've already heard it lots of times.

My reasoning behind that is, "If he had treated his wife better, he would probably still be married to her." And this is something I have heard WAY more from men than I have from women! Keep in mind that I have known quite a few women about whom I have thought, "What if I meet the perfect man, and it turns out he's divorced from a woman like this?"

Some years back, I had a brief relationship with a man who once had a fiancee who dumped him for another woman. Several people said to me, "What if he had married her?" He didn't, okay?

When I was growing up in the 1970s, if someone got divorced, most of the time within a matter of months, the mom and kids were living in a fleabag apartment and she has to work two full-time jobs to pay off all his debts in addition to supporting the kids, while he's acquired a stable of girlfriends and uses the money he should be paying in child support to buy them furs and jewels, and fly them to exotic destinations. And a few years after that, Mr. Wonderful came along and adopted the kids, and they considered him to be their "real" dad. I saw this over and over and over again.

Knowing what I do now, I wonder how many of those Mr. Wonderfuls had previous families they had abandoned and most of us didn't know about.

That may be a difficult one...the older we get, the more of a chance of divorce, children, etc... My husband had been divorced. He married at an age where he, nor his first wife were mature enough to work in a marriage. I remember him saying he was 22 when wed, divorced when 24. He seemed to have learned so much from it that I wasn't afraid to take the dive with him. We've been married close to 10 years, now, and don't anticipate a seperation (although I might throw him out of the door occasionally when he comes in with muddy shoes like he did 15 minutes ago...).

I really am 46. I really have never married. I love life as it is. I cant see having a relationship that might mar perfection. It is as simple as that for me/ Nothing complicated at all.

I forgot to mention that for me, Deal Breaker Numero Uno is that he cannot ever have been divorced, for any reason. Please do not tell me that I'm unreasonable because I've already heard it lots of times.