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Board Economics
Re: Your life partner is a financial decision too.
by
passwordnow
on 01/08/2025, 19:31:15 UTC
It won't be a long happy relationship if you're married to some one who doesn't share your way of life. If you're doing things which are important to you but they're doing the opposite it's going to end your relationship. You can't marry ppl you aren't compatible with.

If one's saving & the other's spending it's going to end with breaking hearts. You've got to marry after you're sure you've got an understanding.
This is actually a yin-yang combination of relationship. This is going to cause a lot of troubles and much worse, a divorce and break up indeed. Both in the relationship needs to understand that if someone works hard for them to grow and have a better life, it doesn't validate that the other partner can spend recklessly even if the significant other is saying that they're working hard for them. Many relationships are like but they teared off and fell apart because of how they think it's totally fine to spend in everything in as much as she/he wants to buy those unuseful things.
That is true, you can't go with people that shares your way of living oppositely. It's like cats and dogs living in the same cage and it's always war for them. It is one way to tear the marriage down but there are many cases like this and that's because at the beginning of relationship, both won't show the true colors and they're so hasty in making themselves committed as if both of them commit to each others attitude and values. In the end, some show their true nature and interest and that's not aligned with their significant others and they're solely built under love as they say.