Seems like your partner is too emotionally invested in your BTC investment.
How is that my problem ? I'm chill. Just had my blood pressure measured yesterday at an appt and it's the lowest it's been in years.
Retirement is doing wonders for my mental well-being.
No hurry to sell in this market, and, TBH, I can cover my FY18 tax liabilities with other funds if need-be; have eggs in many baskets I can pick from thanks to good financial planning earlier in life.
Either way, I'm expecting Bitcorn to have recovered nicely by the time FY18 tax dues start looming.
If not, oh well. I'll deal with it when the time comes one way or another.
This whole Zen thing is working out pretty well so far...
I am just saying what it seems like because your partner seems to mention the price a lot, when the price is going down, and you even conceded, at one point, that he had kind of pressured you into selling a bit more than you had planned (or at least at a timing that you had not planned). Accordingly, if you are sharing finances with your partner, and you are allowing your partner to influence your decisions, then his problem becomes some of your problem(s). Say it isn't so, but you seem to have already conceded sufficient facts to admit to some of his influence over some of your BTC finances.
By the way, you know ur selfie and your relationship better than the rest of us quasi-anonymous folks on the interwebs, so I am not suggesting that you have lost control over the situation, and ultimately, you are likely in a much better position than me to know whether you are still carrying out your btc planning and strategy per your own principles and practices rather than giving in to your partner's whims.