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Date: October 20, 2022
No wonder you have anxiety and anger issues. She’s an adult, not a petulant child. Tell her I think she’s weird and old.
He's not going to change (and maybe for a someone else he wouldn't need to), and your not happy with him how he is. So it's time to end things so you can be happy.
we started a joint bank account so that he would have access to my money
I completely supported him through it, even paying his court fees.
I have always been the primary breadwinner, buying his weed, paying his phone, etc.
He also has not had a car for the vast majority of this- he drove mine.
Girl… I'm sorry but this is incredibly stupid. He was a reckless unemployed drug addict who married his sugar mommy.
he got a full time job at the university
Now he's finally straightening out his life by getting an education and making his own money and now you are turning into the toxic one, expecting to have unlimited access to his money.
Well now he says he wants separate bank accounts.
He complains sometimes that I work too little and says he wants financial independence
This is the responsible thing to do and it's unfair to just expect him to be fine with you reducing your hours, that should be a joint decision, especially if you expect him to cover your expenses.
Honestly I’ve been really against it. I understand wanting financial independence but i never got that option. When i made more money than him i never restricted access.
Well yes because YOU made a stupid decision. Doesn't mean he has to make the same stupid mistake 4 years later.
Being married does not give you a right to his money. You are still individual people and in case this all goes to shit you are setting yourself up for a huge mess. You can love someone and build a life with someone and still be smart about it. You never know if it will last forever or what will happen. What you do with your finances should be a decision made together without this entitlement you're displaying. That can go in a way that you both have your personal accounts and one joint account you put a set amount of money in for joint expenses or it can also look differently. My parents for example both have one account with access for both, but my dad's account is used for daily expenses since he makes more money and my mom's account is used for more special occasions and bigger expenses that don't happen as often. Whatever you decide is fine as long are you're both okay with it. But you need to grow up and stop acting like a child who got told she can't play with a toy anymore because it wasn't hers to begin with.
Have you left this too late? Not in the slightest, I'm pretty sure I read a news article a couple of years ago about 2 80year Olds getting together and spending the last 10 or so years of their lives together. There is never a too late when it comes to finding a partner.
I think she was 18, he said the affair lasted just over a year.