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Do differences in income between partners create problems in relationships?
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Nope we are a team and each play an important role.
I think it's easy to say no it shouldn't matter but it can easily cross from a partnership into one having more control over the other and it's tough to keep from sliding down that slope.
I don't have much of a problem with it I enjoy paying, plus when someone is worth it you arnt really "paying" anything. Its an investment into their happiness and that is worth it.
Kinda. I don't mind her making more. I'm happy with taking care of her emotionally, and her personal desires. But I will make more for a while.
No, if it did you are with the wrong person.
Sometimes. I think the person that doesn't make as much feels a little intimidated spending money or asking for money.
No, if it did you are with the wrong person.
It definitely can.
They can. But it doesn't matter to me who makes the most money. As long as both of you love each other, money is not #1. She is #1
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I think it does in some people. I know it doesn't in mine. But that is a make or break for some
The only problem it is creating for me, as the much lower earner, is very extreme guilt. I don't know how to feel better about that. I always want to contribute my share and that isn't possible right now, and when I think about it I feel sick. The best I can do is try to be a wonderful wife for you. I love you!
I'd say more so if the woman is earning more, but in a united partnership it's something that you should be able to deal with.
no not at all we are a team and we rock !!!
Yes I feel guilty because you work so hard so you do get exercise I do not I love my bike
