Windchill
Well-Known Member
How many ladies out there are 'standing by their man' or men 'standing by your ladies' while they train for a career they wish to pursue--dream they so much want to chase knowing the economical benefits aren't great in the beginning?
I ask because my fiance, who has to be the absolute greatest (obviously aware others out there believe their own fiance is the greatest, but you know what I mean), has told me after lengthy discussions about what we're going to do after we get married, where we will live, etc. that she wants me to pursue my dream and train to fly.
We know there will be setbacks and struggles, but she wants me to be happy and is 99% supportive (of course there will be some doubt in the back of the mind, a little fear of the unknown) of us going this route opposed to more stable careers that might better support ourselves and children when we have them.
I was wondering how many others are out there in the same dilemna standing by your significant others that maybe my fiance could talk with for some insight and reassurance. I'm trying to convince her to jump on board JetCareers like some of the other 'significant others.'
I ask because my fiance, who has to be the absolute greatest (obviously aware others out there believe their own fiance is the greatest, but you know what I mean), has told me after lengthy discussions about what we're going to do after we get married, where we will live, etc. that she wants me to pursue my dream and train to fly.
We know there will be setbacks and struggles, but she wants me to be happy and is 99% supportive (of course there will be some doubt in the back of the mind, a little fear of the unknown) of us going this route opposed to more stable careers that might better support ourselves and children when we have them.
I was wondering how many others are out there in the same dilemna standing by your significant others that maybe my fiance could talk with for some insight and reassurance. I'm trying to convince her to jump on board JetCareers like some of the other 'significant others.'