Anonymous wrote:I have 3 single mothers work for me. All are high school grads or GED making around $31 per hour with us in a rural county in Maryland.
All 3 would have a lot less stress being married and having a reliable second income and support from a spouse. All are working two jobs, one is working three jobs.
Two are in college on top of being Moms and working two jobs. One will be an RN in about a year and the other will be a Mortuary Science grad.
The stress level on all three of them is enormous.
I've had to put $2000 on a company credit card to get one woman's car released from the repo man. Another single Mom had her car repossessed but manage to scrape up enough funds to get her car back from the repo man. In a rural county you need a car to get to work, get to school, and get food.
All three would have a better life with a reliable spouse making an average paycheck who could bare some of the load. Being handy with car repairs would be a plus too.
Anonymous wrote:others are just in deep denial about what their relationship really looks like to others looking in
I cared what my marriage looked like to my spouse. Who gives a damn what it looks like to others?
All 3 would have a lot less stress being married and having a reliable second income and support from a spouse. All are working two jobs, one is working three jobs.
Two are in college on top of being Moms and working two jobs. One will be an RN in about a year and the other will be a Mortuary Science grad.
The stress level on all three of them is enormous.
I've had to put $2000 on a company credit card to get one woman's car released from the repo man. Another single Mom had her car repossessed but manage to scrape up enough funds to get her car back from the repo man. In a rural county you need a car to get to work, get to school, and get food.
All three would have a better life with a reliable spouse making an average paycheck who could bare some of the load. Being handy with car repairs would be a plus too.
others are just in deep denial about what their relationship really looks like to others looking in
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These transactional relationship issues are unbelievable constantly calculating the transactions. Once people wanted to get married and contribute to their family, lineage, and society. Saw it as their duty and enjoyed it because it was also the popular thing to do so you fit in easily.
Ah the business of marriage, it seems it is constantly being destroyed and looked down upon in our society. Makes for a lot of sad lonely old people, just saying.
Marriage sucks. 100% happier alone. I am not lonely. I was lonely in a marriage…that is the worst loneliness there is and it is horribly hopeless. People who don’t want to marry are not lonely. Most divorced people prefer being divorced.
Anonymous wrote:Next time, you should lead with "Dear Boss."
No one laughs at your posts. Instead, people feel sorry for you. I know I do.
You are so strange. Are you a dominatrix?
I told you to lead with "Dear Boss."
Are you looking for a dominatrix? Your thoughts went there quickly.
Is that what you do for your 20 or 30 hours of well-paid work per week? I am not judging. It would explain a lot of your issues.
It explain ever more about your dishwashing sub of a husband.