It’s also hard for girls studying chemical engineering to find boyfriends
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I’ve seen several posts saying that it’s difficult for men working in the chemical industry to find girlfriends, but that’s not true – it’s just as hard for women. Some of them meet their partners in college and end up together; the rest either look for a partner out of fear of loneliness or remain single. It’s really tough to find someone whom you both like and who meets certain standards. Several girls I know who study chemistry are still single. I graduated in 2007, and I met my boyfriend in May 2008. However, because of his poor qualifications, my parents were strongly against our relationship. Eventually he couldn’t hold on any longer and proposed to break up; I cried for days. Relationships are so fragile these days; everything after starting work is so practical, and the scenes shown on TV actually happen right before my eyes! ! They all say that a marriage without the blessing of parents is unhappy, but for their sake, should my future partner let them make the decision? It’s painful; I’m really afraid of going through another unhappy relationship. This post was last edited by lyq198503 on 2009-4-20 08:56.]
Haha, that’s because there are relatively few women in your factory, so they’re in high demand. But I think in most chemical plants there are many men, and quite a few of them are single and can’t find girlfriends
I think women working in chemical companies are really in high demand, hehe~~~ There are so many men in those companies; it’s easy to find a boyfriend. Don’t set your expectations too high – as long as it’s a suitable match, that’s fine~~~~
Lz, your content contradicts the title! Hehe, if it’s said that one or two months will see me out of singlehood, then how can it be difficult to find a partner?
The chemical industry has more women and girls than men, so don’t be misled!
Girls in the laboratory are treasures, and girls these days are even more precious. Severe gender imbalance, wrong major choice, wrong career path: L
Wishing the original poster luck! Guys from chemical plants can also pursue relationships outside their field too, just as guys from engineering schools like to go to foreign language colleges to find girlfriends
One doesn’t appreciate what one has until it’s gone. The girls in our class who didn’t have boyfriends in college got married within half a year of starting work, while the guys without girlfriends regretted having wasted such a good opportunity during college
With so many guys around, it should be easy to find one, as you mentioned yourself in the text.
It is advised not to work for a company, in case it goes bankrupt and both husband and wife lose their jobs: lol
Actually, women aren’t necessarily required to study chemical engineering; there are also positions in accounting, secretarial work, and other areas in factories, right? As long as it suits you, good luck to the original poster
It can be resolved in one or two months at the earliest, or half a year at the latest. . . Lou Lou, why complain then? It’s not easy for you girls to find boyfriends! :'(In my eyes, girls are treasures.) . . ;P
The original poster shouldn’t try too hard to end their single status. Being together depends on fate; it’s not about finding a partner out of fear of loneliness. Time will prove everything. Wishing the original poster good luck
There are so many men in the chemical plant; take your time to choose!
I think it’s also hard for girls who study chemical engineering to find boyfriends. Take us for example: when there are projects, it’s normal to be on business trips for a year or so. Which guy would want to keep the label of having a girlfriend while staying alone in an empty house every day? :lol :lol :lol
That’s it. . Women in chemical plants are very popular
Does LZ mean we should take the chance and do it? Don’t waste the opportunity. . , right?
Women are in high demand these days! ! !