I've already indicated I understand you can't control the other person and things can go bad, which directly NEGATES your very first statement. I can only try so hard, you can't explain anything to a wall.
If there was something to get, you wouldn't have tried a bad one liner.
I've already indicated I understand you can't control the other person and things can go bad, which directly NEGATES your very first statement. I can only try so hard, you can't explain anything to a wall.
Fuck that noise. She can earn my money the old fashioned way.
The reality that women sometimes decide to become completely different people than they were a few years ago.
More like they did a good job of disguising the ugly reality of who they are until it was too late for the unfortunate men who married them.
That can happen, too, but I'm talking more specifically about good girls who decide they are missing out on life or even worse, naughty girls that 'find Jesus.'More like they did a good job of disguising the ugly reality of who they are until it was too late for the unfortunate men who married them.
More like they did a good job of disguising the ugly reality of who they are until it was too late for the unfortunate men who married them.
It's simple, Alky just values money over anything else. He's not unique. Many folks with money fear losing the control it gives them more than appreciate what it can not.
In reality, I was speaking more to giving my mate more control with her own funds.
Of course, I'd protect my assets.
If you don't have assets to lose (and an Xbox, PC, Home theater, a $10-20k car, and a few grand in the bank are not assets), then joint is fine and probably even dictated.
Tell me about it. Now you know how I feel! Did I do it right?
You don't have an argument, which is why you tried the taking the ball and going home method.
You subscribe to the superstitious method, where you feel that if you wish strong enough, it will become more likely to be reality.
But meh, I'm normally a pessimist, and I would say the whole "protect your assets", but I can't walk into a marriage with that type of mindset.
I have assets, but so does my fiancee. We make damn near equal paychecks. One we tie the knot where the dollar came from or where it went in our accounts makes absolutely 0 difference. Joint or not. Feel free to ask a legal expert on that one.
Assets before a marriage? You might have a case.
But meh, I'm normally a pessimist, and I would say the whole "protect your assets", but I can't walk into a marriage with that type of mindset.
I have assets, but so does my fiancee. We make damn near equal paychecks. One we tie the knot where the dollar came from or where it went in our accounts makes absolutely 0 difference. Joint or not. Feel free to ask a legal expert on that one.
Assets before a marriage? You might have a case.
But meh, I'm normally a pessimist, and I would say the whole "protect your assets", but I can't walk into a marriage with that type of mindset.
Same here, and wife and I been together almost 20.Joint account. We've been married 16 years and having the joint account hasn't caused any issues.
Same here, and wife and I been together almost 20.
I solved the issue by not using banks at all. So if it's an account, it's hers.