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Workaholism interferes with a person’s life in many of the same ways any other type of addiction does. It can capture all of a person’s attention and thoughts, it can make one sleep deprived, lead to health problems, and it can destroy friendships and relationships—including romantic ones. A workaholic might be appealing when you first meet him because he also comes off as ambitious, responsible and intelligent. And he is all of those things! But workaholics are also not some things, like not home for dinner, not listening when you tell them about your day, not attentive to your texts and not capable of traveling without their laptop. So when you’re looking for an ambitious, financially responsible man, just make sure his dedication to his work doesn’t verge on workaholism because he won’t make much of a partner. Here are signs his workaholism has gone too far.
