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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I lie about it all the time. My DH makes an obscene amount of money. I try to avoid questions about it, but I definitely downplay things. [/quote] Please indulge us with obscenities… its a anon forum. How much is obscene? FWIW I make a pedestrian amount of money. [/quote] 3.5M last year.[/quote] I am fascinated. I make just over 10% of your husband's salary, and while we're not rich rich, we're certainly well off. (Please save the "you are so rich, you entitled twat" screams for another thread.) But I have wondered how I would react if my income suddenly increased to that level. (It's not likely, but it's a remote possibility.) I think I would work for 3-5 more years, living like we do now (which is pretty damn good) and then I'd be done. Has your husband had any thoughts like that? [/quote] I am in the midst of a separation. DH really, really likes the money and the power/prestige that comes with it. I am more grounded so to speak. I would have given it all up to have a husband who was home more and a better father. The more money he made, the more entitled he became. He was not a moral person (although he truly believes that he is). To be honest, my life-style didn't change all that much from when he made less money. We had a bigger, nicer home and stayed at nicer hotels when we travelled. I still couldn't bring myself to buy Gucci or LV purses. DH grew up with a chip on his shoulder about being poor. Making big money was very important to him. He was generous with it (family/charities), but the more he made -- the more his priorities became warped. He'll never make enough to feel happy.[/quote] Wow our DHs must have been separated at birth. Good luck. [/quote]
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