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Do differences in income between partners create problems in relationships?
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I'd say more so if the woman is earning more, but really if you a united partnership it should be something that you can deal with.
No. I think it's not being financially responsible that would cause problems not difference in income.
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.
Yes. I feel guilty at my lack of income
Nooope! I wouldn't care! :)
I'd say more so if the woman is earning more, but really if you a united partnership it should be something that you can deal with.
I guess that they could potentially, unless the relationship is other strong in other aspects..!
It can
I don't necessarily think that differences in income are a problem for us. I do think it's difficult for her, being someone that has always worked, to all of a sudden stop working and put all her trust into me and our relationship. I can see why it's scary for her. What if things don't work out? She left her career for the advancement of mine. I feel somewhat selfish for being the reason she had to leave her job so I could advance.
Idk depends I guess
I'd say more so if the woman is earning more, but really if you a united partnership it should be something that you can deal with.
I'd say more so if the woman is earning more, but really if you a united partnership it should be something that you can deal with.
I'm sure it does. It's a power thing. But not for me. It's a very narrow-minded and selfish approach. Never would it be a problem for me.
I'd say more so if the woman is earning more, but really if you a united partnership it should be something that you can deal with.
