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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Guy here. Honestly, when you get married you’re agreeing to split your life with someone.  That means you have to allow them to pursue what makes them happy.  I would have been fine with a sahw if that’s the way it worked out.  I’m so lucky it didn’t though.  My wife dreaded the idea of being forced into a sahw role.  She loves to work and has had a stellar career that has benefitted us and our kid in lots of ways:

1. Income responsibility isn’t placed solely on me.  I don’t have to wake up at night wondering what happens if I lose my job.
2. We’ve been able to keep our kid in private school.
3. Outside of our careers we’ve been able to build a rental property business together and get our kid engaged and interested in business.
4.  We’ll be retiring in our early 50’s.
5. We’ve got a lake property that we split time between there and home.
6. Our kid will graduate college with no debt.
7. When our kid graduates college we’ll be able to give them a house that they’ll own outright.

[b]There’s just no way I could have done this by myself[/b].[/quote]

Sounds like low T.[/quote]

Trust me, her T is fine![/quote]

And her A is low, the way it should be. [/quote]

Her A was actually the reason I asked her out.  It just all turned out good due to dumb luck on my part.[/quote]

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