Are you a cop dating or married to another cop?
I always wondered if in large police department if it’s more convenient to date another cop or is it a double sided sword?
Male Police Officers: what do you think of female cops are you attracted to them?
Generally, cops don’t date or marry other cops. Not that its considered taboo, its just that the job is so demanding of ones time , energy, etc., that even conventional marriages fail (Ask me about that one.. I could write a book).
However, I know of a few couples who’ve made it last all the way into retirement and beyond. These are the rare few, and its really dependant on where you are assigned, what your shift is, etc.
Female officers??? Like any other profession, some are hot, some are not. Its all dependant on individual tastes. I never dated a female officer from my own agency, but I have dated a female military police officer.
(yes, I’m male) But I have to admit to being attracted to a couple of female officers from my agency.
I guess the biggest reason why alot of cops don’t date each other is the job itself. We develop a closeness that goes beyond what one might feel for a sibliing. We depend on each other to stay alive, act as confidants, be our “best good buddies” etc. There is a bond that develops over time, and in some cases, dating another officer would almost feel like dating your sister.
interesting question.. I’m curious as to what made you think of it???
The Gregory Mantell Show — Push-ups, Swords, and Dating
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