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I agree with this…in marriage. Not with any other sort of long-term relationship, no matter how committed you are.
LILGRL PERMALINK* November 16, 2009 7:30 pm And yes, obviously if the wife is staying home and taking care of like, six kids, it would pretty much be absurd to expect her to be financially independent of her husband (unless she writes a best-selling novel that becomes a cult-inducing franchise).
gunslingergregi PERMALINK November 16, 2009 7:46 pm ””””””LILGRL permalink And yes, obviously if the wife is staying home and taking care of like, six kids, it would pretty much be absurd to expect her to be financially independent of her husband (unless she writes a best-selling novel that becomes a cult-inducing franchise). ””””””” One day you may understand how money works today is not that day he he he
gunslingergregi PERMALINK November 16, 2009 7:47 pm Epoxy hope ya plan on working forever or start teaching some night classes.
LILGRL PERMALINK* November 16, 2009 8:02 pm Sorry, Guns, but do you think it’s reasonable to expect a wife to be, in those circumstances, financially independent?
LILGRL PERMALINK* November 16, 2009 8:07 pm I don’t see how she can be, even if she’s working part-time, unless she’s just…like…really rich. In the same vein, if a husband loses his job and the wife is working full time, would you expect the husband to be financially independent? Come on, now. It’s marriage. I wouldn’t expect a good marriage to be one where you’re both completely independent of each other (financially and otherwise).