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[quote=Anonymous]Do you have children and, if so, has he made it his primary job to raise them so that you could, for example, put in the hours as a career-track associate to make partner at your firm? If so, then your success was, at least in part, made possible by his sacrifice. By this I mean that you were able to work late nights, weekends, travel at a moment's notice, go into work early, while he took the children to school, doctor's appointments, sports practices, music rehearsals, made dinner, etc. If you do not have nay children and my scenario is not the case, then you need to explain to your husband that you are very concerned about his lack of ambition, and that you expect him to work diligently on his career because your assets and income will in no way be used to support his family, or even him unless he steps up to the plate. [/quote]
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