A client wants advice to this situation: "My husband died 5 years ago and I have not dated agressively. My new job takes me around the globe and I am finding the the worst, unsaved men seen to be attracted to me. I'm not repulsive, but my more attractive co-worker is not approached by such men on the siddewalks. What is going On?"
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Attracting the wrong kind of men
- Thread starter dwvinyard
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1st Baptist, but in my profile you'll read a client is having this trouble in places like Indonesia, etc.
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If it affects your client's salvation she should consider leaving the job to avoid being alone in cultures where you stick out.
I'm with an international church that can provide fellowship, see my profile.
I'm with an international church that can provide fellowship, see my profile.
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What's going on is that you shouldn't be talking about your clients on the internet and if you can't be trusted to keep confidentiality she shouldn't be talking to you.
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No, I would not recommend to your client to leave her job. She need the job to put a roof over her head and food on her plate. I would recommend that she doesn't look for a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship right now. If the men tried to get her into a relationship with them, she should tell them that she is not interest. She should just focus on keeping her job and communicating with other, but not seeking a man. If she is appoarch by men, who she have no interest in, then she should quickly tell them that she have to go or she is busy.
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