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I majored in chemical engineering. In college, there were hardly any girls in my class, and those few who were there weren’t even attractive. I was still waiting to make a decision, but others had already taken action. After graduating, I started working at a research institute, spending all my time in the laboratory with no time to go out. So what am I supposed to do regarding finding a wife? Guys, think of a way! !
:) Strike in all directions, cast nets everywhere – eventually you’ll catch the mermaid:P
The right time hasn’t come yet! ! It’s beyond any resistance now……
I think it’s just not the right time yet; when the time comes, I will naturally find a partner
Let me give you some advice: state your own requirements as well as what you are looking for. Return due to dissatisfaction
Tell us about how many blind dates the original poster has had, the reasons why they weren’t successful, and so on; we’ll summarize it for you. There are many experts at HaiChuan, and they will surely give you a good idea. Haha
Reply to 6# Kuji Kyouko: I haven’t been on a blind date yet, so I don’t know the process. My requirements aren’t high – I just need a stable job; a college diploma is sufficient. As for appearance, it should be acceptable, and the person should be gentle. . . . . . Hehe~~:lol
Your requirements aren’t that high; a job is fine at the moment. You need a house and a car, and it has to be a man who knows how to talk, haha. I heard what they said
To be successful in work, one needs a house and a car, as well as the ability to communicate well. . . . . . .
Really? When I first started working at the design institute, those middle-aged women rushed to introduce me to potential partners – there were flight attendants, teachers, people from various industries such as banking, telecommunications, and insurance; there was even the daughter of our top leader. If it hadn’t been for the concern that failing to establish a relationship might offend someone, I probably would have found a partner and started a family soon. Has the market situation changed now?
Reply to 10# Brass Knight: Brother, which era are you talking about? It sounds like something out of a fairy tale. Hehe. .