It’s not easy being a young man in the chemical industry these days
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This post was last edited by sea7000 on 2017-6-28 at 11:05. There’s a young man in this workshop who is 24 years old; he’s extremely handsome. He owns a car and a house. His family, seeing that he’s grown up, is eager to find him a partner, and the candidates they suggest all have good jobs – either as civil servants, teachers, or nurses. Too bad! It’s a pity! Every time he introduced himself to someone, as soon as that person learned he worked in the chemical industry, they would say it was fine – the salary was high, but it was dangerous. After having a meal together, they would never get in touch again, which made the young man feel a bit disheartened. Can’t those who work in the chemical industry have love too? {:3_47:}
It does happen~~~~ One of my female apprentices had great height, looks, and a good temper; we tried to set her up on dates several times, but it didn’t work, for the same reasons~~~ Later, she resigned to get a government job, and then met the love of her life through chance~~~ It’s not easy to find a partner, not only for boys but also for girls. Perhaps it’s just that the right time hasn’t come yet~~
In the dry chemical industry. Perhaps, love always comes a little late~
That’s indeed the case; it’s best to keep the benefits within one’s own circle: lol
With little money and having to risk one’s life at work – is that easy?
The female colleagues here aren’t too picky; generally, they end up pairing up with people from within the company. Hehe, those who started working here with me all choose female colleagues who are several years older than them as wives, hehe
Well, some colleagues not only start dating late, but the quality of their relationships isn’t guaranteed either, haha