5 reasons why you should probably date an independent woman

Portia Arthur

February 21, 2018 3:18 PM

More and more companies are giving women leadership positions because of they have the qualifications, they are hardworking, problem solvers, and good team players.

Comparatively, all the signs listed above are traits of virtuous women yet some men out there fear to approach a woman in charge.

Here are all the reasons you should be dating an independent woman.

She is hardworking

An independent woman is very resourceful and financially stable. Depending on her schedule, she has side jobs to bring in extra income to save for unexpected expenses.

Some of them are owners of small businesses that generate extra income. This means you will have a good financial plan when you marry.

She knows how to live her life

Aside from her full-time job, she has hobbies and members of different social groups. She has a life of her outside the relationship. This means you can have time for your family and friends.

She is very confident

She is a master of her craft, fierce, strong and very beautiful woman. You don’t have to worry when you’re introducing her to your family and friends because she is well-mannered, very outspoken and presentable. This means you will free proud when you go out.

She is a fixer

She tries so hard to have an upper hand in everything from technology to technical and house chores. She doesn’t wait for her man to come home from work to fix the bulb, do plumbing works and tighten loosen nuts.

She is very handy and only calls for your assistance when she is at the dead end.

She is a good communicator

Good communication promotes healthy relationship. Independent woman is open-minded and eager to read latest news bulletin and other things happening around them. She is an active listener and make good suggestions when you ask for her opinion. She is a positive thinker and has empathy for others.

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