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Do differences in income between partners create problems in relationships?
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Of course it can, which is why it's important to recognize someones value beyond how much money they bring into the house.
Not at all, she's retired and I still work! The only problem this causes is I'm jealous of her and wish I was retired.
eu acho que se existe amor em um relacionamento saudavel as possívels differencias sao situacoes que provocam falar se e conhecer se
potentially, but not necessarily.
It's definitely a sensitive subject, but it just depends on the individual's view on money and respecting each other's financial situation.
I think unless there is a clear and solid understanding of how to income is distributed, it can become tense and possibly cause irreparable damage.
I don't think so at all. Money shouldn't matter in a relationship. One should also not lose one's identity in a relationship and earning your own money gives you individuality.
Nah...
I see how it could but it doesn't cause any issues between us.
I wish ..;)
Not in our case.
Not at all. I think we have the right balance.
Yes if the relationship is based more on utility as opposed to love.
yes! it creates dependency issues and puts a LOT of stress on the primary bread winner to continue and better the other persons lifestyle.
Not sure. We have similar incomes.
