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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Tell him that you should live off that reduced amount now before making the decision so he can see the impact on his and the family lifestyle. No lunch, no movie, and he starts pitching in more at home so you can find higher paying work. Frankly, I would be preparing for a divorce since he sounds very selfish and immature. [/quote] The problem is that he thinks a job has presented itself and wants to jump on it asap. [/quote] Well, either he has a job opportunity or he doesn't. Which is it? Women routinely quit higher paying jobs for less stress and more family time. As long as he's prepared to take on more family responsibilities and cut back on personal expenses with a new job, then you ought to be considering what would make him happier. [/quote]
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