Goodbye job: these 11 professions are the worst for your relationship

There are just bills to be paid in life, so we get to work. But after nine to five, we like to engage in the game of love.

Whether it's about dating or cuddling on the couch with your everlasting BF watching series, it's always a matter of caution: there are a number of professions you better avoid. Unless you want to see your love life go down the drain.

According to researchers from the American Radford University, there are several factors that can play a role in a break-up. For example, do you aspire to a career in the artistic direction? Better think twice, honey. Because the divorce rates are highest in that profession. It has to do with the extensive traveling that comes with such a job. And yes, out of sight, out of mind... Unfortunately, it still applies.

And even as a bartender, it's difficult to remain faithful to one partner for eternity. to stay. A combination of varying working hours, a lot of temptation in the workplace, and being away from home often does the trick here. Before you know it, even the most enjoyable relationship falls apart. Not entirely surprising, but if your partner is looking for a (part-time) job, know which vacancies you should not put under their nose.

These are the 11 most dangerous professions if you want to keep your lover lover a bit longer than today:

1. Dancers and choreographers (43,05%)

2. Bartenders (or barmaids) (38,43%)

3. Physiotherapists (38,22%)

4. Casino employees (34,66%)

5. Machine operators (32,74%)

6. Croupiers (31,35%)

7. Hospitality workers or others working in the food sector (29,78%)

8. IT professionals (29,30%)

9. Nurses, psychiatrists, and other jobs in healthcare (28,95%)

10. Entertainers or athletes (28,49%)

11. Hotel staff (28,49%)

It's up to you, of course... But those who want to be smart and dream of babies and weddings should definitely not become a doctor or dancer or should pass on a date with a physiotherapist.

And are you accidentally sitting on the couch next to a hotel manager? Don’t shoot the messenger...

Source: Women’s Health

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Written by: Tessa Heinhuis