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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Being super involved with the kids doesn't mean you do the cooking, cleaning, shopping, doctors appointments, etc. She isn't going tome that much going back after 15 years. At best she will probably make $40-45K and after taxes and paying for a housekeeper and someone to do what she does, it will be less than you think. Why don't you get a better job? I don't get how you cannot live off $150-170+ or how ever much you make when many of us do it comfortably and save for college. Stop spending so much. If she's smart she'd divorce you and get child support and alimony.[/quote] I don't think they should get divorced. I actually see their situation as ideal. Her working p/t, but doing everything home and child related. Which means they both work full time. I can tell they spend too much, and probably have too high of a mortgage. Many people get into trouble with their homes, cars, or other high expenses. This is the area they need to change. We know many people with great incomes, but they spend most of what they make. [/quote] He doesn't see their situation as ideal.[/quote]
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