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You will hear some WILD stories. My main takeaway has been: the couples who throw their money into one big pile instead of having separate money + shared expenses are on a fast track to divorce, 9/10 times they fight like cats and dogs and deeply resent their partner
Apr 16, 2024

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I’ve been thinking about this. It honestly sounds like the most romantic act would be surviving a prenup. Like if you go through that and not fight over it you really could do anything
Jan 2, 2025

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First off — wife and I are NOT divorcing. Just tossing that out there. I just think that as an 8-year-married person I am a VETERAN at this now and it’s only appropriate for me to bestow my wisdom upon you lesser folk. Here’s how you save your (likely) failing union: SPLIT UP THE MUGS. Sort of like a divorce ā€œwho gets whatā€ situation, sit down and make it clear which mug belongs to who. Since I’m taller, I get the higher shelf and I’ve stacked it with aesthetic pleasing & purposeful mugs. There’s some Japanese milk glass, some hasami porcelain, and even some melamine — your boy knows and appreciates his materials. Sadly my wife doesn’t share that passion as she’s chosen to fill her bottom shelf with ā€œsentimental valueā€ mugs; some were gifted to her by friends, others were purchased on weekends away, some are from her fav little shops, etc. You see the divide right? I’m very intentional about cool mugs, she’s very into lame mugs — clearly an issue. By splitting these down the middle, not only can we avoid conflict, but we’re got the mugs portion down locked in case she ever does want to divorce me (highly unlikely). In all seriousness, I’ve grown to appreciate my wife more because of this, and see how she thinks. When we have guests over, she always tries to assign a mug to a person because of a moment or memory. It might be a Disney mug to a friend that was on our 2020 pre-Covid trip. It might be a corny mug her mom got her from Ross over the holidays that she keeps to give to her mom when she’s over for coffee, a nice little gesture. So am I heartless??? NO. I’m just different. I like to bring the best materials and experiences to our guests. My friend who loves black coffee will appreciate it better with a porcelain mug. My industrial design obsessed coworker will love feeling a niche & entirely unnecessary military grade plastic mug that’s somehow approved to be used for warm liquids??? Anyways — LOOK, we’re different and we love our differences and we love people differently. And splitting the mugs really allowed me to learn about how my wife loves people differently than I do, and love her even more for it.
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After a pandemic dip, the number of married couples ā€œliving apart togetherā€ has started to rise again. And women, in search of their own space, are driving the increase.
This would honestly be my dream If I were to get married.
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My coworker has been asking couples who are married their secret to staying together for so long and it is the most beautiful thing in the world. true love is real and it is so beautiful to experience it!
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People are so obsessed with fame- but being looked at by strangers all the time is not what its cracked up to be. move to the woods, eat a sandwich, be at peace with yourself
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