posted April 26, 2015 12:35 AM            

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What does your job say about your sex life? Nothing, right? Well, according to mobile dating and chat app, Clover, your career choice can say a lot about the frequency you partake in sexy times—or lack of time, if you happen to be a doctor or lawyer. It also says a lot about the type of relationship you are on the hunt for.

Clover analyzed data from 33,000 of its users across the U.S. to determine how career choices impact the types of relationships people seek out, and the results are pretty eye-opening.

According to Clover’s data, doctors and lawyers are the most likely to seek friendships, while actors and engineers are after hookups, and journalists, teachers, police officers, and musicians want to keep it casual. Those seeking something longterm were likely to hold down a job in accounting, nursing, design, or at a pharmacy. Go figure.

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I thought this was kind of interesting... although I'm not convinced by their findings since their research was not anonymous

posted April 26, 2015 03:03 AM              

Also know a psychologist and yes, he does want long-term relationships.

posted June 13, 2017 05:33 AM            

The Programmer occupation part is confusing because a better coder is considered a Software Engineer but in the chart Engineers only wants hook ups. I've seen Mechanical and Chemical engineers randomly hook up thought.

But maybe I answered my own question, I've seen developers start with a hook up and then turns into a long term relationship.