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Would you sacrifice a significant business opportunity that promises lifelong financial security to make a relationship work?

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I am a man and I would.
I am a woman and I would
I am genderqueer and I would
I am a man and I would not.
I am a woman and I would not.
I am genderqueer and I would not.
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ViciDraco · 41-45, M
I'm going to need more details. I don't need to be rich, but long term financial security is essentially a constant source of stress for me. If I have a significant other that doesn't understand how important financial stability is to me, I'm not sure if there is any making it work.

I'm missing a leg, my hands are fucked, I've got my mind but it's getting older and competing with younger, sharper folks and now AI makes me afraid of how difficult getting a new job would be if I found myself unemployed. It's basically existential to me unless my partner brings the financial security.

That said, if my partner is brining lifelong financial security into the picture and I feel like the relationship is in a solid place, I'll follow her lead there.

We don't need to be rich, but I don't want to be one of the large number of middle aged men committing suicide because of economic insecurity (it's a real thing and the numbers are high).