Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My husband of 8 yrs always threatens divorce or leaves when we have an argument and will cut my credit cards off the next day. He pays for everything I have been very spoiled but will throw it in my face with every fight. He also tells all his friends and grown children about our fights and even forwards my emails and texts to his friends. Of course everyone hates me now ... Btw the fights are always when I show some sort of strength so I just have to back down and be a “good” wife.
It seems as if you know what to do. Keep sweet and behave yourself. Be the best wife you can be to him.
Anonymous wrote:My husband of 8 yrs always threatens divorce or leaves when we have an argument and will cut my credit cards off the next day. He pays for everything I have been very spoiled but will throw it in my face with every fight. He also tells all his friends and grown children about our fights and even forwards my emails and texts to his friends. Of course everyone hates me now ... Btw the fights are always when I show some sort of strength so I just have to back down and be a “good” wife.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I mean you're a gold digger. Few true gold digger situations actually work out happily in the end. I'd probably be putting some restrictions on my husband if he did nothing but want to spend my money.
She married the guy when she was in her early 50's, he's still working so he's probably close to Op's age. This doesn't sound like a typical trophy wife, gold digger scenario to me. Usually those types of relationships involve a higher earning "rich" husband and a much younger wife who has babies and hires nannies to watch them while she shops and drinks champagne with her BFFs at the country club.
This guy sounds like a prince charming who lured Op in and then went crazy control freak on her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe how nice everyone is being to this. why do you feel entitled to his money anyway? You’ve been married 8 years, sounds like he had money before you met, He’s been supporting you and you’ve lived a good life. So now he’s a jerk, and you want half his stuff? What makes you so special? Grow up OP and start taking care of yourself. If he wants to give you gifts, fine. Get a job and start saving some cash.
Not the case at all. He’s worth millions and the house is a small part of his assets. The fact I found the house and now spending countless hrs decorating, not to mention him telling me we wld both wld be on the deed is what’s upsetting. I wldnt have any rights to it in event of divorce, (with prenup which I’m fine with), but the fact that if let’s say I’m in my 70s and he passes, I wld have to move out and it goes to his one grown child (who already gets everything he’s worth). It’s just really hard now to put so much time and effort into this home and live there now. I wish I cld live in the present and not think of the future so much . Must be a vajayjay thing. I’m going to a vocational school and I am going to get a decent paying job. And I’m not a foreigner.. And the email he forwarded was from my attorney to his as far as how I wanted the house set up in our names when he decided to put my name on the deed after I got upset bout it, but apparently it wasn’t to his liking ( too“demanding”). Originally he told me if he preceded me I cld live there till I die and half wld go back to his estate and half to my estate. Which I was happy with .. But when I received email from his attorney it changed to house wld be sold asap and I wld get half . I just hate liars! But the worse part is the fact that he shut down my credit cards the next day after this big fight and won’t let me get my own credit card. He turned it back on the next day but I feel so disrespected and vulnerable now. So yes I will now be really looking out for my future and doing everything I can to build a nest egg, and keep my mouth shut with all the advice I’ve gotten here. That way the next time he threatens me with divorce, I can say, you got it !!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m confused. Why can’t you get a job now and make your own money? I don’t think it’s smart to put the house in your name. You have no job! If he died, you wouldn’t even be able to afford it. You spend your time sitting at home decorating with his money and now think you get part of the house? Ummmm no. Why weren’t you working before him? Troll
In a situation like that one would assume that the high earning spouse would have life insurance which would make it possible for the SAH spouse to continue to live in the home.
Op hasn't really explained why she quit her job to SAH after she married this guy. In fact, Op hasn't said whether she was working or not before she married this man.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I mean you're a gold digger. Few true gold digger situations actually work out happily in the end. I'd probably be putting some restrictions on my husband if he did nothing but want to spend my money.
She married the guy when she was in her early 50's, he's still working so he's probably close to Op's age. This doesn't sound like a typical trophy wife, gold digger scenario to me. Usually those types of relationships involve a higher earning "rich" husband and a much younger wife who has babies and hires nannies to watch them while she shops and drinks champagne with her BFFs at the country club.
This guy sounds like a prince charming who lured Op in and then went crazy control freak on her.
Anonymous wrote:I’m confused. Why can’t you get a job now and make your own money? I don’t think it’s smart to put the house in your name. You have no job! If he died, you wouldn’t even be able to afford it. You spend your time sitting at home decorating with his money and now think you get part of the house? Ummmm no. Why weren’t you working before him? Troll
Anonymous wrote:I mean you're a gold digger. Few true gold digger situations actually work out happily in the end. I'd probably be putting some restrictions on my husband if he did nothing but want to spend my money.
Anonymous wrote:Please don’t recommend substitute teaching!!! Our kids don’t need that kind of help!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe how nice everyone is being to this. why do you feel entitled to his money anyway? You’ve been married 8 years, sounds like he had money before you met, He’s been supporting you and you’ve lived a good life. So now he’s a jerk, and you want half his stuff? What makes you so special? Grow up OP and start taking care of yourself. If he wants to give you gifts, fine. Get a job and start saving some cash.
Not the case at all. He’s worth millions and the house is a small part of his assets. The fact I found the house and now spending countless hrs decorating, not to mention him telling me we wld both wld be on the deed is what’s upsetting. I wldnt have any rights to it in event of divorce, (with prenup which I’m fine with), but the fact that if let’s say I’m in my 70s and he passes, I wld have to move out and it goes to his one grown child (who already gets everything he’s worth). It’s just really hard now to put so much time and effort into this home and live there now. I wish I cld live in the present and not think of the future so much . Must be a vajayjay thing. I’m going to a vocational school and I am going to get a decent paying job. And I’m not a foreigner.. And the email he forwarded was from my attorney to his as far as how I wanted the house set up in our names when he decided to put my name on the deed after I got upset bout it, but apparently it wasn’t to his liking ( too“demanding”). Originally he told me if he preceded me I cld live there till I die and half wld go back to his estate and half to my estate. Which I was happy with .. But when I received email from his attorney it changed to house wld be sold asap and I wld get half . I just hate liars! But the worse part is the fact that he shut down my credit cards the next day after this big fight and won’t let me get my own credit card. He turned it back on the next day but I feel so disrespected and vulnerable now. So yes I will now be really looking out for my future and doing everything I can to build a nest egg, and keep my mouth shut with all the advice I’ve gotten here. That way the next time he threatens me with divorce, I can say, you got it !!