+1 |
Consider yourself lucky because that is not the norm and you know that. Enough with the gaslighting crap |
Pp. Knows that. It's a male troll who.likes to gaslight women and pretend men are the real victims cries misandry all the time |
Look, it is the crazy "you're an incel, you're an incel" poster showing up for the day. |
The only thing that is remarkable about this is the overnight work schedule, which seems at odds with what I would assume is a more traditional schedule for the bride, but that's an assumption on my part. Everything else can be gender swapped, as noted by PPs, and is only problematic if it doesn't work for the couple. I was a SAHM for years and nobody thought that was a red flag or a sacrifice on the part of my DH. If anything, the sacrifice was seen as mine – giving up my career and financial independence. |
+1. And it's funny because using incel as an insult like that is explicitly saying that a man who can't attract a woman is less worthy than one who can. But we're supposed to believe in some "general message" that lots of women don't believe in. |
You answered OP's question. Don't blame yourself for falling in love. You sacrificed a lot for love because like most women you genuinely believe in true love. |
She made a terrible decision. She is 42 not that far off from retirement..why would she risk her financial future in exchange of what you have listed as benefits? The risks outweigh the benefits. So she sacrificed her financial future for love. Crazy |
Women will always take risks when they fall in love with someone. Ask all the divorced women here who knew about their ex's red flags and yet took a chance. Women love to love. |
I think a woman can create her energy and happiness. she doesn't need aan for that. and I say that as a man. However, is it sexist if I say that perhaps women are more "wired" to seek true love compared to men. For example, both men and women cheat. But we can safely conclude that married men are more likely to cheat. So maybe a woman who loves her husband can't cheat on him? Maybe for her that's a big betrayal. I don't think we men see it as betrayal |
Women are incomplete without a husband |
A man is incomplete without a woman |
My friend makes mid 6 figures as a lawyer. Her husband paints houses. Salary and education was low on her list of qualities she looked for in a guy. She grew up middle a class with two parents who never went to college, so she felt like it wasn't everything. And she also knew she could provide. Other things were important to her. They've been married 20 years and they are still very much in love and very happy. Obviously she doesn't feel like she sacrificed anything. She has the marriage, man, career, and family she wanted. In some ways, it probably works out better for her because his schedule allows her to have the career she wants. |
Why is that sacrificing her financial future? She probably has a prenup and can earn enough for herself and her kids |
DP. This. Women say they want to be equal and part of being equal is also earning money and being able to take care of their families. I don’t see what the bride has done that is wrong here. If the genders were flipped, no one would say a word. |