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Whatever you want to do thatās a honest living and you making good money and you happy about it you should continue to work hard at that. Congratulations on the graduation!!!
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I have met a few!
I hear Cypress has or had a great program.
My friends graduated some time ago, but still the sexiest morticians I have ever met! lol
I do not think I would have the mental strength for that career choice.
It not always a great situation, ya know. That's a lot to handle!
You must be a very empathetic person! 
I would gladly help with the floral arrangements!
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People are dying to meet the mortician
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No itās not lonely thatās for sure , my significant other has been in the funeral industry for the last 15 years , been an embalmer, arrangements manager, funeral services manager, made a pretty great career out of it and pays really well well depending on where you go. Forest Lawn pays really really well the most out of any of the companies in Southern California. And Rose Hills too. Itās wild the freaky stuff I head go down with employees haha .
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Also both companies are hiring and need ppl pretty bad . Just saying
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That's a pretty bad ass career. Congratulations on the degree. You go girl! Anyone who wouldn't cost to date just because you're a mortician is a weeny in my opinion. If any thing its a good way to weed out weak links. Apologies to any weeny that is reading my comment. Im not saying weenys are bad. I like them. Just wouldn't choose one to be my knight in shining armor. But then again. I must likely won't ever find a knight in shining armor. Congratulations though that's a super great accomplishment and again very cool profession. HIGH FIVE!!!
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Congrats to you beautiful. Hopefully this gig will provide all you need and make you happy! Iām sure itāll be easier to have a relationship as a mortician than as a provider. Good luck!
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Damn hello
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Say goodbye to your taste š
and smell. š
As far as future dating life, š¤ I don't think you'll ever have any trouble in that departmentā¦. I mean dayum! DDG
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It's a dirty job but somebody's gotta do it.
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If I lost someone, and you were handling the funeral,
I would be tempted to call to ask questions.
Attraction does not preclude occupations. We all need to make a living.
Of course, if you can comfort me as I arrange the final arrangements,
the time will be handsomely rewarded.
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