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Snake Doctor 09-14-2003 04:44 PM

Do you work with your significant other?
 
How many of you work with your wife/husband or boyfriend/girlfriend in this biz?

I'm curious how that affects your work day and your home life.

On one hand I can see the benefits in that you do get to spend more time together, and its hard to talk about your day in this business with someone who's not in this business, because most people don't understand what it is that we do all day.

On the other hand it might be too much time together, and you'll end up killing each other.
Plus a fight at home carries over to work and vice versa.

brand0n 09-14-2003 04:45 PM

my girl is anti work, she sees me on my computer and does everything in her power to get me off of it..

Micah - Drizunk 09-14-2003 04:46 PM

i work with my "significant other" all the time.

"would you like to meet my girl friend" *extends right hand

LadyMischief 09-14-2003 04:46 PM

Yep, the hubby and I work together. Wouldn't have it any other way.

DJRCyberAVS 09-14-2003 05:00 PM

Did do until we split up.

You can always get in your car and piss off for a few hours and take your laptop with you. It's only as hard as you make it.

candyflip 09-14-2003 05:02 PM

We're seperated, but she still owns half of the business. Does that count?

vapser 09-14-2003 05:02 PM

me and my boyfriend work together and have been for quit some time now, we don't really have any problems with it and if we do have a fight we dont let it effect our work, that's the deal and it works fine. we are happy working together and even thou we do spend all our day together we work and therefore we don't focus on each other ever min of the day.. we both have the same goal and have lots of things to talk about after work, since we share the same passion about our company. i thinks it's great!

candyflip 09-14-2003 05:03 PM

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Originally posted by candyflip
We're seperated, but she still owns half of the business. Does that count?
To answer your question though...

We're seperated...working together did wonders for us. :thumbsup

gothweb 09-14-2003 05:06 PM

My significant other and I started our first site together. She was the star. I ran the business, but she modeled and shared the big decisions, and some of the small ones too.

A couple of days ago, she broke up with me. It will change everything. The business will survive, in an evolved form. It's a shame to have to deal with the business end of a break-up. It was great being able to work together, though, at least sometimes.

"The Dog" 09-14-2003 05:44 PM

My wife and I statred our business together five years ago, selling scenes to big porno companies. At first she was sort of against it....until I showed her the money. (and stopped fucking the talent :Graucho )
Now nither of us have had a "job" for the last 2 years and we love working together. It's "the only way to fly" for us.

TurboAngel 09-14-2003 05:46 PM

Together for ever here.

See location!


:winkwink:

basschick 09-14-2003 05:53 PM

my fiance tried working with me, but he hates porn. so it was no fun for him at all. he went back to working with what he does, no harm, no foul.

the result of him trying it was that i can still lean over to him when i see a person i think would be great for my sites, and whisper "content" to him and he laughs.

we didn't fight at all, and we loved having the time together, but if a person is actively uncomfortable, they can't keep doing it. at least trying has made him the only non webmaster that knows what i'm talking about when i talk about my day ;-)

Snake Doctor 09-14-2003 05:55 PM

Glad to see so many people are doing this and are happy about it.

Now another question, did you get your significant other involved in this business? Or were they already in and that's how you met?

My fiance' is asking me to show her how to do things because she would like to work with me full time down the road.

I have to think this through really long and hard.....lots of pros and cons plus training people is a real pain in the ass

Snake Doctor 09-15-2003 06:09 AM

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LadyMischief 09-15-2003 06:10 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by gothweb
My significant other and I started our first site together. She was the star. I ran the business, but she modeled and shared the big decisions, and some of the small ones too.

A couple of days ago, she broke up with me. It will change everything. The business will survive, in an evolved form. It's a shame to have to deal with the business end of a break-up. It was great being able to work together, though, at least sometimes.

Sorry to hear about that hon. You guys seemed happy.

LadyMischief 09-15-2003 06:11 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Lenny2
Glad to see so many people are doing this and are happy about it.

Now another question, did you get your significant other involved in this business? Or were they already in and that's how you met?

My fiance' is asking me to show her how to do things because she would like to work with me full time down the road.

I have to think this through really long and hard.....lots of pros and cons plus training people is a real pain in the ass

Yes but just think, free labor! Delegation of tasks to someone else can increase your own productivity, especially if she doesn't mind doing some of the things you find tedious, but are neccessary.

dchottie 09-15-2003 06:34 AM

My hubby and I have worked together both in mainstream and adult for almost 4 years now. Although i'm in adult full time now and he's only doing it part time in the evenings and weekends currently we are really hoping that he will get to move into this full time and get away from the mainstream. Although, I don't recommend this for everyone. We spend 24/7 together other than when he is at work. When we worked mainstream together we spent 24/7 together. You really have to like the person that you're going to work with and be willing to put your relationship on the proverbial chopping block. If my hubby and I didn't have such a fun and wonderful relationship it never would have worked. I guess step back and ask yourself if you can spend every moment of every day with this person without "needing" to be away from them.

shawcutie 09-15-2003 06:59 AM

As much as I love Mr. Shaw, his work space is at the office and mine is at home. I am not saying that we would kill each other, but it wouldnt be a pretty day ;)

Snake Doctor 09-15-2003 08:25 AM

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Originally posted by LadyMischief


Yes but just think, free labor! Delegation of tasks to someone else can increase your own productivity, especially if she doesn't mind doing some of the things you find tedious, but are neccessary.

That's one way to look at it...the other side of the coin is that she'd be giving up her current salary.....so she'd have to be productive enough to increase our business by AT LEAST that much.

And that probably won't be the case while she's still learning

Paul Markham 09-15-2003 08:34 AM

Eva turned up at my London studio for a casting. So don't blame me for getting her involved.

She's the power house behind the business, especially as I've been feeling poorly recently. Now getting better though.

I love working and playing with her. :1orglaugh

Sarah_Jayne 09-15-2003 09:04 AM

he helps me from time to time but regardless my husband and I spend most of the day in the same room. Wouldn't have it any other way.

NBDesign 09-15-2003 09:23 AM

Sometimes.... She does her own thing in the evenings and has a real job during the day.... Every now and then she lends a hand in this.

gothweb 09-15-2003 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by LadyMischief


Sorry to hear about that hon. You guys seemed happy.

I thought so too.

dennisthemenace 09-15-2003 10:23 AM

my wife has worked with me the last few years, but not since the beginning..


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