Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I also didn't tell my MB/DB that I am married! My MB/DB aren't even married! It’s nice to know there are others like me out there, we have been together for 6.5 years when we got married. I hear things like that a lot, and it’s hard to feel like you have to defend your decision. It really comes down to the fact that I love my future husband, and nobody can know how much other than me! I still struggle with feeling like people are judging though. Good luck OP.
You love your future husband....even though you're married? Put down the wine, honey.
Anonymous wrote:I also didn't tell my MB/DB that I am married! My MB/DB aren't even married! It’s nice to know there are others like me out there, we have been together for 6.5 years when we got married. I hear things like that a lot, and it’s hard to feel like you have to defend your decision. It really comes down to the fact that I love my future husband, and nobody can know how much other than me! I still struggle with feeling like people are judging though. Good luck OP.
Anonymous wrote:OP, you clearly already made up your mind before you posted. You want to stay in DC. You don't care about being with your husband. It's weird and doesn't speak well for your marriage, but why do you care what we think?
You had your mind 100% decided before you posted a single word. You only came on here hoping for people to agree with you and tell you what a smart choice it is. MAYBE it is a smart financial choice. But finances aren't everything. You like being "single" in DC -- nothing wrong with that, except YOU.ARE.MARRIED.
The fact that your own employers, who you've known for 2 months, don't even know you're married -- wow. That speaks volumes about you, and not in a good way.
Anonymous wrote:OP, you already knew what you wanted to do. Fine. I don't know why you posted this nonsense "problem in two separate threads and I don't care. Own your life choices and move on.