Anonymous wrote:OP here
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Anonymous wrote:I had a similar issue. We got married during law school when neither of us had any money. Fast forward fifteen years and he was making seven figures while I raised our kids. He couldn’t see the money as anything but his. Now we’re divorced and I get 40% of “his” money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, do you have kids? I hope not. If you do have kids, how old are they? If they're at the ages where they have activities, beware--he may start nickel and diming you on their activity costs. Then it'll be complaints about how middle school clubs or field trips are "so expensive." And how high school costs money--all those testing fees! Cap and gown! Etc. Then it'll be about how college application fees are a ripoff, college tuition is too high, etc. etc. Very wearing.
Does he think in terms of how his earning are HIS and not yours together? That's the big red flag. My DH has always, always said his earnings are OUR earnings. Even when I was working full-time. Everything of his and mine was and is combined. The "my money is my money and you need to beg for it" mentality is not conducive to being married. At least, not happily married.
No kids. It’s never been much of an issue till now. Like I said because I never really needed to ask for $ till now. He’s bought me a few luxury vehicles and nice jewelry but for some reason he has an aversion to giving me money.
This is so weird. What are you, his fancy woman?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, do you have kids? I hope not. If you do have kids, how old are they? If they're at the ages where they have activities, beware--he may start nickel and diming you on their activity costs. Then it'll be complaints about how middle school clubs or field trips are "so expensive." And how high school costs money--all those testing fees! Cap and gown! Etc. Then it'll be about how college application fees are a ripoff, college tuition is too high, etc. etc. Very wearing.
Does he think in terms of how his earning are HIS and not yours together? That's the big red flag. My DH has always, always said his earnings are OUR earnings. Even when I was working full-time. Everything of his and mine was and is combined. The "my money is my money and you need to beg for it" mentality is not conducive to being married. At least, not happily married.
No kids. It’s never been much of an issue till now. Like I said because I never really needed to ask for $ till now. He’s bought me a few luxury vehicles and nice jewelry but for some reason he has an aversion to giving me money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, interesting how you wrote, "he's worth millions". Just let that marinate for awhile.
I'm not the OP but what the heck? OP mentioned that he's worth millions so that we know that it isn't that they're struggling.
OP, I would hate to be in that situation. You can help your husband by taking over paying bills. Insist on it.
Exactly! I think he is just loving having this control right now. He would never let me pay any bills! I think it’s just another control thing.
Sorry OP but he's always had control over you.
Anonymous wrote:OP, do you have kids? I hope not. If you do have kids, how old are they? If they're at the ages where they have activities, beware--he may start nickel and diming you on their activity costs. Then it'll be complaints about how middle school clubs or field trips are "so expensive." And how high school costs money--all those testing fees! Cap and gown! Etc. Then it'll be about how college application fees are a ripoff, college tuition is too high, etc. etc. Very wearing.
Does he think in terms of how his earning are HIS and not yours together? That's the big red flag. My DH has always, always said his earnings are OUR earnings. Even when I was working full-time. Everything of his and mine was and is combined. The "my money is my money and you need to beg for it" mentality is not conducive to being married. At least, not happily married.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, interesting how you wrote, "he's worth millions". Just let that marinate for awhile.
I'm not the OP but what the heck? OP mentioned that he's worth millions so that we know that it isn't that they're struggling.
OP, I would hate to be in that situation. You can help your husband by taking over paying bills. Insist on it.
Exactly! I think he is just loving having this control right now. He would never let me pay any bills! I think it’s just another control thing.
Anonymous wrote:Maybe he just lost everything and hasn't told you yet.