If You Work One Of These 5 Jobs, Your Love Life Probably SUCKS

Keep your private and professional lives separate! Five jobs that can wreck your relationship.

 If you're a fan of soap operas, specifically Falcon Crest or The Bold and the Beautiful, you may be familiar with long-haired lover-boy Lorenzo Lamas. Well, things didn't going so great for the soap star; in fact, drama spilled out of the daytime and into his real life. Back in 2002, Lorenzo was on his fourth wife (anyone know what number he's on now?), Playboy model Shauna Sand. They divorced after the unlucky hunk learned wifey was having an affair with Lorenzo's 18-year-old son, A.J., according to Star. How's that for life imitating art?

 In the spirit of keeping your private and professional lives separate, here are five other jobs that can wreck your relationship.



1. Doctor. Everyone's heard of the M.D. who is so dedicated to their patients that they forget their spouse. And if you're married to a med student forget about spending any time with them — unless you're carrying their text books.

2. Any kind of shift worker. Unless your significant other also works at night, the graveyard shift can be a real disaster for relationships. If you're in this situation, watch True Blood. Sookie and Bill seem to make it work and he doesn't even have weekends off.

3. Psychologist. It helps to have listening skills but your spouse will always be able to say "Stop shrinking me!" and you'll never be able to retaliate.

4. Actor. Your significant other's got to be pretty confident if they're going to reign in jealousy at your kissing scenes. Hollywood types make it look easy but it can't be effortless to see your husband or wife getting busy with someone else.

5. Writer. Write what you know. How many fights have ensued after a writer was a little too candid in a personal essay or memoir?
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4 brilliant bra tips for full-busted women

Finding the perfect size bra is an essential part of dressing; a well-fitted bra can enhance your shape and give you all the support and confidence you need. Here are Dimitri Parolis' expert tips:

1. Back sizing

It is extremely important that you determine your correct back size.

This is done by measuring under the bust and around the torso to determine the size of the underband i.e. 32, 34, 36, 38 etc.

The underband must fit snugly from the breastbone right around the body, fastening in the centre of the back.

If the bra starts creeping up at the back, it’s a sign that the underband is too big.

2. The measurement across the bust and the difference between that and the underband measurement, in a formula, determines the cup size, i.e. A,B,C,D,E, etc.

Women often think that being a B cup is the ideal cup size as there is so much variety available in this size.

Fortunately, no matter what size bust you have, we do have the cup size available in many of our collections, like Simone Perele from Paris for a feminine classic sophisticated look or Affinitas from Los Angeles for a fresh colourful look for the younger spirited women particularly those who have small backs and large busts and Aubade from Paris for that sensual exotic trend setting woman who confidently shows cleavage and skin no matter what cup size she is.

3. The underwire should clearly separate the breasts and sit flush with the breastbone and against the skin as the wires curve around the under bust towards the armpits.

It is very important that the wire is not sitting too high into the armpit and pinching or piercing the flesh at the side of the bust.

Any fleshy part of the bust should be held firmly in the cup from under the arm pit so as to achieve a streamlined silhouette while always retaining comfort.

4. The straps are there to hold the bra up, but they are best to add stability. If your bra straps are digging into your shoulders, it’s a sign that the under band is too big therefore making the straps the main support to holding the bust up.

This will cause discomfort on the shoulders and is a reason why so many women eventually complain of a sore neck, shoulders and back.

So how exactly do you know if you are wearing the incorrect bra size?

Well, if you answer “yes” to any of the following questions, then it’s time to ditch your old bras and take Dimitri’s advice on finding your perfect bra.


Take the test:
Are your bra straps causing red marks on your shoulders or are they constantly slipping of your shoulders?
Do your breasts bulge over the cup edge or under your arm?
Is your bra band riding up your back?
Does the centre of your bra fail to touch your breastbone?
Is your bra giving you good posture?

No woman should have to choose between boring comfortable bras or pretty bras sacrificing comfort – they can and should have the right to both!
SOURCE:WOMAN24