What occupation do engineers marry?

[ElCid03]

I have to second Chucktown, do you want your kids to grow up hating and fearing you?
My wife is a reading specialist, but is now a stay-at-home watching all three of the girls.

Dude I love the avatar! How did you get the cat to stand still long enough to take the picture?

 

[menstrom]

Married a teacher.

Divorced a teacher.

 

[Ronin]

I think engineer/teacher or nurse combo works best.

Makes sense. I guess a teacher or nurse would have the patience to deal with arrogant *******s like us.

 

[FusionWhite]

Im married to a psychologist.

Im so sick of getting asked "Maybe she could figure out whats wrong with my wife/husband/kid/other crazy relative".

 

[willsee]

Wife has a degree in marketing/advertising

But she has worked numerous jobs in our short time of marriage. She is starting another new job next year

 

[jv21]

I think engineer/teacher or nurse combo works best.

Makes sense. I guess a teacher or nurse would have the patience to deal with arrogant *******s like us.

I think the engineering mentality we all have can make us difficult to be with. I guess its because we are typically opinionated and generally feel we are always right due to our path of reasoning and overthinking. So it takes a special person to know how to deal with that.

 

[benbo]

I'm married to a housewife. Because as an engineer I make the fatty money.

 

[jv21]

I'm married to a housewife. Because as an engineer I make the fatty money.

Really? Do they pay you in trident layers?

 

[envirotex]

Artist who works as a contractor...

 

[ChemEBiochemSoils&Math]

My wife is a teacher. Several guys in the office are married to teachers as well, and most of my friends in college were dating ed majors. I think this happens because engineering is primarily male enrollment, and education is primarily female enrollment, so we just naturally blend together.

Interesting - I am a female engineer who was married to a male english teacher. Sadly, we have been divorced now for about as long as we were married (8 years). I think he had a difficult time with my wage compared to his, and because I worked much longer hours than him, I was unable to prepare dinner for him on a regular, timely basis.

 

[ChemEBiochemSoils&Math]

Wife is a tech analyst (i think) with Cyberdyne Systems. . .(i've said too much) - lets just say a 'software' corporation
she make heap big $$ :thankyou: while never having finished a formal degree - i'm kinda the inverse of that

I'm a female chemical engineer dating a computer programmer... finally a man who needn't have a wage-inferiority complex!

 

[jv21]

My wife is a teacher. Several guys in the office are married to teachers as well, and most of my friends in college were dating ed majors. I think this happens because engineering is primarily male enrollment, and education is primarily female enrollment, so we just naturally blend together.

Interesting - I am a female engineer who was married to a male english teacher. Sadly, we have been divorced now for about as long as we were married (8 years). I think he had a difficult time with my wage compared to his, and because I worked much longer hours than him, I was unable to prepare dinner for him on a regular, timely basis.

Female engineer that cooks.... how you doin? :eyebrows:

 

[NCcarguy]

I'm thinking I'll try for the stripper next time too.....I'll let you all know how that works out!

 

[DrPositron]

My wife is an accountant... you can imagine the excitement around the dinner table when we talk about our work days...

 

[navyasw02]

My wife worked in a papermill. We met while I was in OCS and my drill instructor kept calling me Mayonnaise and we got in a big fight.

Oh wait... that's a movie. My wife is a project manager working on her MBA and her PMP. When we first met, she was working in finance.

 

[Dexman PE]

My wife worked in a papermill. We met while I was in OCS and my drill instructor kept calling me Mayonnaise and we got in a big fight.
Oh wait... that's a movie. My wife is a project manager working on her MBA and her PMP. When we first met, she was working in finance.

If your wife is a PMP does that make you a HO?

 

[Dexman PE]

For those who havent seen the thread with the picture of my wifes tattoo, she's a nurse.

 

[navyasw02]

My wife worked in a papermill. We met while I was in OCS and my drill instructor kept calling me Mayonnaise and we got in a big fight.
Oh wait... that's a movie. My wife is a project manager working on her MBA and her PMP. When we first met, she was working in finance.

If your wife is a PMP does that make you a HO?

Yes, and she slaps me around when I hold back on giving her my money.

 

[pbrme]

My new wife (dated for 6yrs) is taking her masters in Nursing, works per Diem at the hospital, and teaches undergrad. When she gets out, she'll be a FNP or LNP (i never could keep track of which).

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

For those who havent seen the thread with the picture of my wifes tattoo, she's a nurse.

She's going back to school again to get her Masters in Nursing degree to move up to more of an administrative role at the hospital.