Lucky you. It pays to have a pussy. When women complain about equal rights, you probably kick back, have a look at hubby's bank account statement, log into TERB, take a sip of your $40 latte, and laugh aloud.
Howd you get so rich?
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Make a game out of saving your money to keep it interesting.....my dad taught me that.Make every purchase like the deal of the century, and always look around for a better price.Treat your income like it's own micro business..because that's what it is.I'm making between 45,000- 60,000k a year right now and i can retire in 5-7 years if I wish.Like your job.....because if you hate it....you tend to spend more money enjoying life in other ways.
well fat, you try working your head around letting ugly socially undesirable men have you so you can get out of debt, it will leave you with issues. Go from throwing up on a plane on your way to your first session, to liking the guy you are with, and then you are falling in love with him, you have issues. Marry a guy twice your age and who used to hire you for sex, and you discover there are issues. Life brings issues. Maybe you need to try life ?
You still throw up before and after having sex with your 'mature' husband, you just do it a lot less. Money has that effect on women.
Sounds like a good reason to start another thread.There's some good ideas in this thread. Thanks all. Now let's hear from the folks who didn't work hard and live frugally. I'm looking to cut some corners
Spent half my life in school. Spent a quarter of my life as an investment banker working ridiculous hours just to steal people's life savings. Since I gave that up, I've been a securities litigator crushing people's souls. The soul crushing gig is a lot less time consuming, pays well and is often entertaining. I, of course, have no soul to crush ...
Interesting. Any good resources for Canadians wanting to buy property down there? (Getting a mortgage, finding a property manager, any gotcha's with particular areas..)
I'm willing to do the work/research to do it right.. but I fear most of the information I come across is more scammy get-rich-quick! type deals..
The big issue with him was feeling like his property. But he made it clear that I was his partner in life. It just took me a while to accept it.
Well I did start throwing up recently and he is indeed the cause of the problem. :rofl:. Power, style, money, and intelligence are all huge turn-ons for some of us. Money is mostly just one factor.
There's some good ideas in this thread. Thanks all. Now let's hear from the folks who didn't work hard and live frugally. I'm looking to cut some corners
For one, be a bit obsessive with eliminating recurring expenses...
I am a little frightened by the entire idea, but very happy at the same time. LL is over joyed and busy trying to decide where 'we' should have the baby. I am trying to decide between getting a nanny or a house keeper (boat keeper?). All in all, I think this mother hood thing should be the best thing imaginable.
Do be frightened, think of it as a gaurantee
If you divorce, you will get half of his money
Having a baby is quite a joy
What do you prefer, a girl or boy?
If you divorce, you will get half of his money
Having a baby is quite a joy
What do you prefer, a girl or boy?
What country and city for now. Hospital or midwife or water birth we can think about in the fall. LL is busy plotting our child's nationality. I am nervous of living on this tiny boat with a new born. But for now we are playing it by ear.
Real estate, cars, and yachts, I know that's the pitch
But all that matters is if you're truly happy, and if you are then you're rich
But all that matters is if you're truly happy, and if you are then you're rich
The best functional definition I have heard of "rich" is that you don't have to work to maintain your lifestyle.
