Marriage and the Power of Divorce

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Noodleface

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Why is that a shame? Divorce might be the right answer in his situation.

In other news, my wife says I "bullied" her into going to the doctor for a second opinion. When I asked how that is even possible, you're an adult, she said "You don't get to decide how your actions are interpreted by others".

I fucking hate our current culture and how much it encourages people to act like complete pussies.
I mean I get the idea that divorce is a last resort, so in that sense it's a shame. If it's amicable then who cares.

Foler Foler we combined ours, but my brother and his wife are separate. They both work.

I prefer combined because I have her pay all the bills (I'm terrible at procrastinating)
 
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That's a shame man, no joke
I know, but every time we fight over the silliest things. And lately the inequality in the relationship is getting to me.

Not a silly thing story incoming.

On superbowl night , I'm not sure if I told this story, my brother calls me and asks me for $100, he had some unexpected charges and he was on the road without money. He works as a trucker and basically made all possible wrong life choices, from a drug related conviction to substance abuse in the past and possible currently.

He never asked me for money before and when he has asked other family members he always pays it back.
So he calls ask me for 20 because his bank account has no money and he is near buffalo driving. So i wire him $100.00 and tell him pay me when he gets back.

So as soon as i hung up i tell my wife, hey "this happened". Literally 5 minutes after so we got into an class S argument, from why did I loan him the money, to why didn't I told her BEFORE loaning him the money, to why is she even married to me if I'm making those sort of decisions without consulting her, to why didn't I set conditions to the money, to what was I going to do if he didn't pay me back.

over $100.00... an amount I spent twice on a weekend, eating out. Money is not a problem to us as I make decent figures.

I understand her point about telling her before i couldn't this time, and even if would have told her before, I would have loan him the money regardless because he is my brother and he
needed it.

Then two weeks after she bought herself a Louis vutton for $1600.00...... and she gave me shit for $100.00. That is the kind of shit/inequality/assfuckery I'm dealing with.
 
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yes, but we never had assets by ourselves since we got together as teenagers. I could see a guy in his 30-40's on a second marriage or late to marry wanting to keep some of their assets seperate
Hmm. What if you were just a single guy with no prior divorce, 30's, had some money but it wasn't obvious to your potential partner? I mean I guess it all comes down to at the end of the day is, do you want to hedge against divorce? Is that what you're thinking?
 

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Hmm. What if you were just a single guy with no prior divorce, 30's, had some money but it wasn't obvious to your potential partner? I mean I guess it all comes down to at the end of the day is, do you want to hedge against divorce? Is that what you're thinking?
What you have before is not part of the marriage. So it wont be part of the marriage assets, just a prenup listing what is yours priors and go from there.
 

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I know, but every time we fight over the silliest things. And lately the inequality in the relationship is getting to me.

Not a silly thing story incoming.

On superbowl night , I'm not sure if I told this story, my brother calls me and asks me for $100, he had some unexpected charges and he was on the road without money. He works as a trucker and basically made all possible wrong life choices, from a drug related conviction to substance abuse in the past and possible currently.

He never asked me for money before and when he has asked other family members he always pays it back.
So he calls ask me for 20 because his bank account has no money and he is near buffalo driving. So i wire him $100.00 and tell him pay me when he gets back.

So as soon as i hung up i tell my wife, hey "this happened". Literally 5 minutes after so we got into an class S argument, from why did I loan him the money, to why didn't I told her BEFORE loaning him the money, to why is she even married to me if I'm making those sort of decisions without consulting her, to why didn't I set conditions to the money, to what was I going to do if he didn't pay me back.

over $100.00... an amount I spent twice on a weekend, eating out. Money is not a problem to us as I make decent figures.

I understand her point about telling her before i couldn't this time, and even if would have told her before, I would have loan him the money regardless because he is my brother and he
needed it.

Then two weeks after she bought herself a Louis vutton for $1600.00...... and she gave me shit for $100.00. That is the kind of shit/inequality/assfuckery I'm dealing with.
The amount doesn't matter, you better forget that shit quick. You violated her trust, plain and simple. Circumstances might have mitigated this fight, but that would be my response to loaning $100 to a family member too.
 

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My wife and I put 100% of everything into joint accounts. We each have a personal savings account from which we can do things like purchase from amazon or wherever for birthdays or Christmas or whatever. But even the separate accounts are tied to the main accounts, and everything is viewable at our online banking. I pay all the bills, but I encourage my wife to review our accounts at least every other week, so she is aware of everything that is coming in and going out. Total transparency in finances is very important to me, as the opposite breeds potential issues that I never want to encounter.
 
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The amount doesn't matter, you better forget that shit quick. You violated her trust, plain and simple. Circumstances might have mitigated this fight, but that would be my response to loaning $100 to a family member too.
In all seriousness, it is my call to decide who I give money too, specially some trivial amount. What trust I violated??
 

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Me and the wife discuss anything over like $50. Overkill maybe, but there's never a surprise like that.
 
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In all seriousness, it is my call to decide who I give money too, specially some trivial amount. What trust I violated??
Well, I'm assuming, I guess incorrectly, that you share a sole bank account with the wife. If you have another account set aside with the understanding that you do with it as you please, then she has no ground on which to stand.

I agree with lurkingdirk lurkingdirk , if that's the case here, as this is basically his point.
 
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Unrelated to noodle thread:
I told my wife that she's a bummer to be around. In terms of wanting to have sex, this was a mistake. But it's the honest truth, this stupid fucking fibro is taking over every facet of her life. Her feet always hurt. Or her back. Or her head. She's always tired, taking naps whenever she can yet sleeping poorly during the night. I've lost count of the amount of daily supplements and pills she takes.

We have sex so infrequently that talking about not having sex is ruining chances at having sex. It's like some twisted nothavingsexception.o_O

I just don't know what to do. The disease isn't her fault though I think she's handling it poorly. I want to fuck pretty much every day but wanting to fuck her is starting to fade. I used to daydream of things I'd want to do to her but I noticed that I haven't had those recently.

I mean, I do know what to do I just don't want to. Our needs in the relationship are no longer congruous, for whatever reasons or faults. It feels like bullshit to divorce someone because they can't putout enough due to a debilitating disease. But 40+ more years of this shit...ugh.
Fibromyalgia huh? Yeah that's nothing more than a psychological condition for attention seekers.
 
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Well, I'm assuming, I guess incorrectly, that you share a sole bank account with the wife. If you have another account set aside with the understanding that you do with it as you please, then she has no ground on which to stand.

I agree with lurkingdirk lurkingdirk , if that's the case here, as this is basically his point.


this makes no sense man.

So what you are saying that if I before hand tell her, hey "im going to do with this money things that you will disagree with; so don't ask; because this money is getting spent in things you disapprove off."

Then I would be good..
Yeah no.
 

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Fibromyalgia huh? Yeah that's nothing more than a psychological condition for attention seekers.
I keep giving her attention but she keeps saying no!

I'm honestly not a doctor, I know I'm not educated enough to make that kind of call. I can be suspicious of the method of diagnosing, the rise in popularity, and the lifetime membership. But I'm not sit here and say "yeah, I know it ain't that".
 

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this makes no sense man.

So what you are saying that if I before hand tell her, hey "im going to do with this money things that you will disagree with; so don't ask; because this money is getting spent in things you disapprove off."

Then I would be good..
Yeah no.
I never said I liked that said. The wife and I share a bank account because I like full transparency.

Maybe you should detail your money situation with the missus because that seems to be important.
 

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I never said I liked that said. The wife and I share a bank account because I like full transparency.

Maybe you should detail your money situation with the missus because that seems to be important.
I work full time making good money. After being an eternal student for 17 years; at 37 years old; she has her second actual job in her lifetime. It pays well(30hr), but its 3/4 of the time but it helps pays bills; but the lions share of the money is me. Everything is under both our names.
 

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We don't share accounts and don't really discuss how the other spends money. We split the mortgage, groceries and a couple utilities. I pay the rest. The house is in my name and was bought prior to our relationship. As long as the bills are paid, I'm fine with keeping our finances separate. Keep in mind that I'm 43 and we've been together just under 7 years, so we were both pretty set in our ways when we met.
 

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I keep giving her attention but she keeps saying no!

I'm honestly not a doctor, I know I'm not educated enough to make that kind of call. I can be suspicious of the method of diagnosing, the rise in popularity, and the lifetime membership. But I'm not sit here and say "yeah, I know it ain't that".
The fact she isn't running around to 20 different specialist having every test she can have done should say something.
 

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I work full time making good money. After being an eternal student for 17 years; at 37 years old; she has her second actual job in her lifetime. It pays well(30hr), but its 3/4 of the time but it helps pays bills; but the lions share of the money is me. Everything is under both our names.
You're acting like it's your money vs hers in this situation. Or you have a greater claim to it. It doesn't sound like it's an equality to me.
 

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The fact she isn't running around to 20 different specialist having every test she can have done should say something.
Can't say I disagree. If I have an issue that is causing my entire life and well being to be affected, I'm going to go to specialists at the very least.