Inspired by Yanni Brown

So I’m fairly new to LinkedIn but I’ve met some wonderful people, read some interesting articles, and came across a lot of vital connections. So Ms. Brown created a post about ” What does your relationship resume say about you?” ….That’s a great question.

I wanted to take the time to think about what my relationship resume would say. This is a fun yet beneficial exercise because to be in a relationship or marriage is work. You have to be prepared for it because once your married for some there is no divorce. When I get married I don’t plan on getting a divorce WE WILL work things out.

Briyana Kelly

Partnership Resume 

Relationship Objectives:

I’m seeking a loving, protective, caring, ambitious, strong-willed, goal orientated man of god. He doesn’t have to be perfect because we can grow together. He just has to be open minded, adventurous, listener, and patient.

Experience 

• Cook
• Clean
• Loyal
• Honest
• Encouraging
• Ambitious
• Consistent
• Loving
• Supportive
• Kind Heart
• Forgiving
• Attentive
• Affectionate

References can and will be given upon request

What if this was a standard relationship requirement? 

If this was a standard relationship requirement it would end all inquires and help the first stage of dating. You can look at their core and see who they are being able to keep yourself in the clear. You’d be able to see yourself developing with that person or not in that instantance. Saving us so much time and getting straight to the point. 

I know I do not like wasting time. You date someone for 3-5 years to only find out that it was practice for them or yourself would completely piss you off. Nobody likes being stringed along. That’s one of the worst influences in a intimate relationship because you can damage someone in that department of trust.

What do you think about relationship resumes ?