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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Daycare - $550 (550 would be from DH's portion) Commute - Gas, wear and tear - $100 Parking - $0 no fee for mw Cleaning Services - $125 (125 comes out of DH paycheck since he uses and likes a clean home) Clothing - none - I don't buy work attire anymore, it's casual all the time Drycleaning - 0 - do not buy clothes that need drycleaning Lunches - $100 (only because I like going on happy hours for my own adult sanity) Coffees/Breakfast on the Run - 0 - Takeout - $150 (another 150 comes from DH's paycheck since he eats as well) My girls watching me and learning the importance of being financially independent - priceless [/quote] I prefer interdependence over independence. We are all different. [/quote] This statement does not make sense to me. Anytime people are married and both are earning a salary, clearly there is interdependence in running the household as a whole. I'm sure there is some rare couple out there that may have really and truly separate expenses but that has to be exceedingly rare. If you share a space and resources, you are financially interdependent. What the PP is referring to is that some women value knowing that they could also support themselves without their partner if necessary.[/quote]
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