Boyfriend is a Job Jumper
Pinkgurl13
Posts: 47 Member
in Chit-Chat
Okay guys I need some advice.
I have been with my boyfriend for 2 years now, and of course I love him. But he can't keep a job for more than 3 to 6 months. During the time I have been with him he has:
been a general contractor (quit)
opened his own moving business (quit)
GM at Chipotle (quit after a few weeks)
GM at Wendys (got fired)
GM at Hardees (quit)
GM at KFC (got fired)
GM at Perkins (got fired)
Thankfully he has always paid his side of the bills (even if he barely scrapes by until he gets another job). I told him its a problem and he needs to stop doing it because its too stressful on us. Am I just over reacting or what?
I have been with my boyfriend for 2 years now, and of course I love him. But he can't keep a job for more than 3 to 6 months. During the time I have been with him he has:
been a general contractor (quit)
opened his own moving business (quit)
GM at Chipotle (quit after a few weeks)
GM at Wendys (got fired)
GM at Hardees (quit)
GM at KFC (got fired)
GM at Perkins (got fired)
Thankfully he has always paid his side of the bills (even if he barely scrapes by until he gets another job). I told him its a problem and he needs to stop doing it because its too stressful on us. Am I just over reacting or what?
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Find someone new.0
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No mature adult ready to be part of a healthy relationship would have a job history like this.0
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sounds like a loser, sorry, dump him. you think its bad now? imagine being married to him and having to support him because he has issues.0
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No mature adult ready to be part of a healthy relationship would have a job history like this.
My advice was simpler but implied the same thing.0 -
I just don't understand how people like that can still keep getting jobs, yet people who have held jobs forever are having such a hard time finding work. Kind of makes me sick.0
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I don't think I could marry or have kids with someone that I could not depend on.
I don't know if those are your goals, but I certainly do not think a relationship evaluation is over-reacting.0 -
Its only inevitable that this will turn out bad. Find someone new..........ME!:bigsmile:0
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Try Mcdonalds?0
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How responsible can he be if he gets fired from.....KFC?0
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How's his balance? Sonic is always looking for skating carhops.0
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Tell him to quit peeing in the french fries for starters.0
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How responsible can he be if he gets fired from.....KFC?
Hah! Right?0 -
Agree with everyone else. As a father, I would not want my daughter to be with a guy who cannot show any commitment or responsibility in his job.0
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How old is the guy?0
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His future looks bright.0
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Lol. He has actually already worked at Sonic as a GM. Thats the thing... he's 30 years old and has probably had 100 jobs in his life! Its freaking crazy.0
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Lol. He has actually already worked at Sonic as a GM. Thats the thing... he's 30 years old and has probably had 100 jobs in his life! Its freaking crazy.
Run! Run like the wind and never look back. He will not change.0 -
Lol. He has actually already worked at Sonic as a GM. Thats the thing... he's 30 years old and has probably had 100 jobs in his life! Its freaking crazy.
Sooo find someone else. You're a pretty girl. You will have no problem finding someone who has some drive in his life.0 -
Lol. He has actually already worked at Sonic as a GM. Thats the thing... he's 30 years old and has probably had 100 jobs in his life! Its freaking crazy.
Not good.0 -
He'll change after you're married.0
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He'll change after you're married.
FTW.0 -
Okay guys I need some advice.
I have been with my boyfriend for 2 years now, and of course I love him. But he can't keep a job for more than 3 to 6 months. During the time I have been with him he has:
been a general contractor (quit)
opened his own moving business (quit)
GM at Chipotle (quit after a few weeks)
GM at Wendys (got fired)
GM at Hardees (quit)
GM at KFC (got fired)
GM at Perkins (got fired)
Thankfully he has always paid his side of the bills (even if he barely scrapes by until he gets another job). I told him its a problem and he needs to stop doing it because its too stressful on us. Am I just over reacting or what?
I'll try a serious answer. (note I said TRY)
Has he been tested for ADD/ADHD? I totally think this is an overused diagnosis in children (MY OPINION), but I have known a few adults that have been treated for this and have had life altering changes in behavior, to the better. That's one thought.
Also, I would work very hard on being more independent, i.e., be sure you can support the two of you, b/c it's going to get to that point.0 -
I have a friend like that. He's cool, he's just nto wired for the day-job thing. He's tried going on his own for a while, but the problem is his work ethic. He just doesn't like to work. He's been married for 11 years, has two kids and seems to make things work. His wife hates it. Fortunately, she is stable and is the one that keeps things together.0
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Been there, done that. Dump him. Like, yesterday. He will never grow up, and you can not change him!0
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Just break up.0
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No mature adult ready to be part of a healthy relationship would have a job history like this.0
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It's not looking good. Find someone with a real job that is not in retail or fast food restaurants. Those are good jobs for kids and folks who have someone else who is pulling the freight.0
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Give him a reason to stay at a job and he probably will.0
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Lol. He has actually already worked at Sonic as a GM. Thats the thing... he's 30 years old and has probably had 100 jobs in his life! Its freaking crazy.
holy crud!
That's just too immature for 30.....especially with the number of job firings he's had.0 -
Lol. He has actually already worked at Sonic as a GM. Thats the thing... he's 30 years old and has probably had 100 jobs in his life! Its freaking crazy.
And you are with him ......why??? He will never change...trust me I've seen his type before...they never change and it is always someone elses fault they are no longer employed.0
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