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So believe no led on, lied to, and manipulate are forgivable things now?
Have you ever had sex 1-1 with just another woman? I get the sense these feelings aren’t gonna just stop so I’d caution you on burying them until they explode, that’s how you get wasted and have a one night stand with a lady from the bar.
These are all very good points I hadn't considered. Thank you for the link too.
There is a difficult period of adjusting to a shared household income where, as a couple, you guys need to figure out what is considered individual property/responsibilities and what is shared.
Personally, I’d try the separate finances for a while. Perhaps sit fiancé down and ask if you both can use this as an opportunity to explore what your goals are as a couple looking to start a new chapter in your lives (as married spouses) and where that balance is. What do you both consider to be shared expenses and what do you both consider to be personal expenses. That will help you both figure out a financial system that works best for everyone, as a couple and as individuals. An example is the car: it sounds like you viewed that as a personal expense but she might have viewed it as a shared expense. She needed car, did research and found one she liked, and bought it because she, well, needed a car.
My partner and I have separate bank accounts as well as a shared savings account. He makes roughly 5x what I make (part time to take care of kids). But we’ve never felt there is an imbalance as we discuss our financial goals and plan accordingly. We prioritize “our” goals first – family vacations, must-haves, savings, major purchases, etc. We then talk about personal wants and what that would mean financially and how do we save for it together. This helps prioritize as well as keeps communication open so that we both feel supported. The separate accounts have also helped us better budget, so that each of us is responsible for certain expenses and helps us save more as well.
Another suggestion is to reflect on why you felt defensive over her purchase so much so that you felt the need to differentiate “her car” vs “our car”. What exactly bothered you SO much about a simple phrase that caused this to be the line in the sand. Once you dig deep enough to better understand that motive, you’ll be able to frame the conversation in a way that’s productive for the both of you. And by that I mean you might not necessarily come out of that conversation as a couple but at least you’ll better understand what you are looking for in a relationship and so will she.
Yea I thought it seemed familiar too.
What's going on OP? Why do you keep asking about this?
It never hurts to shoot your shot. Definitely go for it if it’s custom for your country. Worst case, he says no or he’s in a relationship. Best of luck to you, I hope everything works out for you both.