Things You Should Know Before You Date A Nurse

If you’re currently dating a nurse, congratulations! You’ll see the truth of each of these points. If you’re not, then perhaps after reading this, you’ll be confident to date a nurse one day. You know, one of those free-spirited people who roam after the wind and return home with twigs in their hair and dust upon their cheeks. But it’s also really hard. And annoying, and painful.

The night might be dedicated to doing their daily Nursing tasks, but they still have their definition of “Love-Life Balance” intact. So, if you are planning to date a nurse, don’t be discouraged but be thrilled even more. Why? Simply because a nurse is one heck of a lover and a person who will always bring special treats and surprises to the table.

Here Are The Top Things You Should Know Before Dating a Nurse:

* They Can Do Well In Situation That Is Not Very Comfortable

Getting an injection anywhere anytime is our job. Don’t pass out when you see blood too! But it is when we see a disgusting thing on TV, or elsewhere in real life, that we are well-recognized!

* Be Ready To Dine Anywhere

We constantly breaking the record for the fastest lunch! We eat between two patients in places that are really not very nice to see. So don’t worry too much, we can always have dinner anywhere, anyway.

* Expect Them To Do Their Own Thing

Nurses will do this often and without letting you know, at least at first. It’s not that you don’t matter; it’s just that they’ve learned to love doing what they want when they want, and without asking permission or informing anyone.

* She Will Always Have Something To Say

No, she will not surprise you by admitting that she was bored today. Healthcare workers are exposed to more extraordinary events and do not do half-measures. Even if you don’t understand the difficult day that they had, listen. Let them vent to you about the workplace, that crazy patient that they had to deal with, or even the struggle in finding the next position.

Having someone that will listen can be comforting. You will undoubtedly have some conversation points at the end of the day.

* They Take Into Account Others

In a relationship, one must sometimes ignore his feelings for those of the other. And in this area, the nurses are pretty good, because the emergency at work is a daily reality for them. In other words, a good nurse is often a dedicated partner who listens to your needs and feelings.

* Her Drive And Motivation Are Contagious

This will push you to work your most industrious and to be your best, which is second nature for her. Go for that promotion or that job you never thought you’d get! She will stand behind you and respect you for it, you know, once she looks up from studying.

* You’ll Only See Her Once A Year, Like 2:45 P.M. For 10 Minutes

Because even once she finished finals, there’s always another final. And a final after that. Basically, “I love you, but I’ll see you in five years” is something she’s told you as a joke that was not a joke at all. They won’t be disgusted by your toilet habits.

* You Don’t Have To Pretend To Be Mr. Or Ms. Perfect When You Love A Nurse

They have seen all imperfections that a typical human being has to offer; name it, a nurse has encountered it. You can even fart while with a nurse, and she will answer it with a smile. A nurse looks at a person as a whole and provided holistic care despite that person’s flaws and bad habits. A good nurse is a nurse that is not judgmental, so if you are dating one, just be yourself.

* They Can Be Your Own Personal Google/Medical Dictionary

Dating and loving a nurse gives you a lot of advantages. One of these is the fact that if you’re lost with medical terms mentioned in Grey’s Anatomy, confused with what’s written on your doctor’s prescription, or in a serious search for the definition of Hairsprings disease; you don’t need to look any further. Your nurse is willing to answer almost all your medical questions as detailed as possible. Of course, they don’t know everything, but at least it will save you a serious amount of time.

* Be prepared To Move Because Of A Surprise! She Has To Move Now

If you happen to stay in a committed relationship during “the match,” when a nurse finds out what specially and residency they will e working on, be prepared to move with her. The field is damn competitive, and every spot for residency is coveted. It’s a sacrifice, but hey, you may end up marrying a doctor/someone you love.

* They Are Great Listeners And Counselors

Nurses are not robots programmed only to give medications and assist the doctor. They are compassionate people ready to talk to every patient regarding their situation and provide some pieces of advice that are vital for their swift recovery.

So as you know, this is what nurses call a “therapeutic relationship.” The good news is that if you love or date a nurse, you already have your confidante, friend, and counselor ready to catch you every time you fall. It might sound so cheesy, but nurses have all the qualifications to take care of your heart and emotions. They are willing to give a part of their selves to people they love and care about.

To all those individuals we are currently dating or married to a nurse, thanks for appreciating how awesome it’s to have a nurse as your better half. For those of you still looking for that special someone, you can try to join in MillionaireMatch.