No, Zen, he has the money, so has the power. I only have stuff on paper. Not the paper stuff I need to live.
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I transferred a largish sum but I haven't touched it. It is my only security at present. It's actually borrowed money so I don't want to touch it.Feb 04 2009 80 days AF.
AF May 23 09 to July 09
AF December 16, 09 FORWARD.
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The Next day Thread Tues 28th April
I feel guilty because I disappointed him and me by getting pissed. But tomorrow is a new day and will be the start of me getting my act together again. Back to the beach.Feb 04 2009 80 days AF.
AF May 23 09 to July 09
AF December 16, 09 FORWARD.
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The Next day Thread Tues 28th April
Zenstyle;602288 wrote: I know, you told me. Well... here's what I'd do. Call him up and tell him the $100 thing ain't cutting it - you can't run a house on that. Tell him you need more. This is a financial issue and that is one of the things that brings a relationship to it's knees really quickly.Feb 04 2009 80 days AF.
AF May 23 09 to July 09
AF December 16, 09 FORWARD.
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The Next day Thread Tues 28th April
Do you have to "ask" him for money? That hardly seems fair. Does he have to ask you for money? I would rather go on the dole than "ask" my husband for money. He said to me once after we had lived together for two years in what used to be his house "where do YOU keep the gravy". Like as if just because I was born female I was somehow in charge of the gravy. I dont think so. 18 years later he is still regretting that comment! He just doesnt ever speak now.
BH
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The Next day Thread Tues 28th April
Oh dear pan that sounds awful. You need a plan pan. If you dont have your indepdence things will fester and resentment will get worse. Can you use some of the borrowed money to prepay the phone/internet and any other things you need just in case.
BH
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boozehag;602301 wrote: Do you have to "ask" him for money? That hardly seems fair. Does he have to ask you for money? I would rather go on the dole than "ask" my husband for money. He said to me once after we had lived together for two years in what used to be his house "where do YOU keep the gravy". Like as if just because I was born female I was somehow in charge of the gravy. I dont think so. 18 years later he is still regretting that comment! He just doesnt ever speak now.
BHFeb 04 2009 80 days AF.
AF May 23 09 to July 09
AF December 16, 09 FORWARD.
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Yes I totally agree. I did that a few years ago when there was "trouble at mill". I got a credit card in my own name secured on our joint assets - with as big a limit as I could possibly get as there was no way I was going to be stuck for money for lawyers or whatever if the proverbial shit hit the fan. Seen it happen way to many times with friends who were screwed over with no cash and no immediate income earning ability because they had stayed home with kids or whatever. Once you know you have access to cash even if its borrowed you can be strong and not make decisions or accept things out of fear.
Bh
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The Next day Thread Tues 28th April
Zenstyle;602305 wrote: Yeah BH, I'm not keen on the "asking" scenario either.
Here's what I was thinking. If you're not used to doing that stuff on your own without your husband then start looking at it as a new experience... Go and get your own cell phone. Get your own credit card. Start getting things put together in your own name. Become INDEPENDENT. That way, no matter what happens, you will have something to fall back upon.Feb 04 2009 80 days AF.
AF May 23 09 to July 09
AF December 16, 09 FORWARD.
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