If your partner was offered a job in a different country, would you move with th

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   Iontachposted 13 years ago

   If your partner was offered a job in a different country, would you move with them if you were...
   
   unemployed?

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   Joyyeposted 13 years ago

   I would do this is because of love........................

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   thisismylife9123posted 13 years ago

   it would depend on the job. if it was just a pencil pushing job, i wouldn't. if it were a ceo or managerial position, then i probably would. i'm not a cold person, i just thing it would be difficult enough to move away from everything you know and love for a job that might not get your partner to the position they deserve.

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   Taleb80posted 13 years ago

   Sure, they do that for me also.
   That at least what I should do.
   
   Do you know that, mostly, we are consuming our parents in many ways.
   Is it justice to leave them work abroad  & wait for the money from them?
   They are there for you.
   Do whatever you can do to support your parents.
   They missed (enjoying) their life supporting you.

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   Wendy Krickposted 13 years ago

   I would depend on how much the job paid and what country I would be moving my family to.

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   ssaulposted 13 years ago

   absolutely i would relocate giving that i love my partner enough and willing to make the sacrifice.  But first i would need to know, if the situation was in reverse if he would make the same sacrifice for me,  i need to know its a two way street and we both love each other unconditionally.

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   BobbiRantposted 13 years ago

   Absolutely, my husband packed up our household to help me further my career in another state.  Without question, yes I would.

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   amanda_roseposted 13 years ago

   hell yeah why wouldn't i want to live in a different country? especially if i had nothing here holding me down , and he was gunna be gone. I also hope that if the roles were reversed he'd follow me.

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   bturn12posted 13 years ago

   If it was one of those countrys that is safe. I would. But if it is one of the dangerous ones. Then I wouldn't.

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    Shay Govaraposted 13 years ago

    I would definitely make the move. Right now, I work entirely from home so I'm more self employed than unemployed which gives me the freedom to work from wherever in the world I choose so it wouldn't be an issue for me.

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    Rusty C. Adoreposted 13 years ago

    There are many things to consider when it comes to relocating for a job opportunity. Salary is definitely a big part of it. It has to be enough to cover moving costs (if the company doesn't cover that) as well as enough to live comfortably (or to at least justify leaving your loved ones.) Another big factor is location. If we would be moving to a place where I don't think I would be comfortable it would take a lot of convincing for me to move. Obviously I would want to support my partner, but I'd have to know that our lives would be improved by this choice. Yet another thing to consider is the job itself. Is it a job that my spouse is really passionate about? Or is it just something he is taking in order to pay the bills? If he won't truly be happy doing the job then I wouldn't allow the move to happen. We would wait until he found a job where he could be happy.

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    starlight849posted 13 years ago

    I would. My boyfriend moved 900 miles away from all he knew to be with me. I would do the same for him without question.

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    Perfect Shop Girlposted 13 years ago

    I would definately move!!! There is no better way to embrace a culture than to live there for a while.

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    Gimmibobsavposted 13 years ago

    Even if I wasn't unemployed, it would be not only a fabulous experience for cuisine, travel, photography and motivation if they are your partner im sure they would do the same for you.

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    thiruselvamkposted 13 years ago

    WHY NOT? At least in my case, where the move is not going to disrupt anything like children's education, in-laws dependence on us etc. Every opportunity to get out of the "shell" and see life around us must be taken advantage of.

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    duffsmomposted 13 years ago

    Absolutely, we are a team and if he needs to go, the I would go to.  He would do it for me.  It is the least I can do after 40 great years together.

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    cloudy_coolposted 13 years ago

    I quit my job and moved with him and our newborn and we've survived...
    I would never dream of living seperate from him at any cost!
    It's all about love baby!

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    Ashantinaposted 13 years ago

    If he were my hubby partner, yes I would go.
    If he were a boyfriend partner then it would depend on the country...

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    prettydarkhorseposted 13 years ago

    yes, however if you have children, there are lots of things to consider - health, education, housing, social environment plus living conditions. Timing (children in school) and future opportunities can be considered too.

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    Rouillieposted 13 years ago

    There isn't enough information here to decide...

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    clicketyclackerposted 13 years ago

    hell yes, sounds like an adventure to me! what do you have to lose?

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    Aisha Maragaretteposted 13 years ago

    Absolutely yes,when my husband got offer job abroad we decide to come together and now even me i got a good job.

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    tysandersposted 13 years ago

    I would but that's because I don't have a mortgage, any children or real attachments aside from my job. A person who has children or close family ties may find it difficult to make a move that's far away. It would also depend on how much I like my mate and what country they are moving to. Overall though, if you are unemployed with no children, no properties and aren't afraid of being far away from family then I say go for it.

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    Loves to Writeposted 13 years ago

    Definitely. I wouldn't pass up the opportunity to experience a different culture and I'd miss him terribly if I didn't go.

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    Don Shipposted 13 years ago

    I would, if I'm unemployed. If I'm not, then I'll have to think about it!

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