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I control all the $$ in our household so it would be hard for my hubby to get anything by me. However, I am usually the one wanting to spend the money so it works out.
Yeah, Liz knows, and doesn't care what I spend money on, as long as I am happy. She figures that the bike and scuba diving are two things that I can spend all my money on. Now, flying, that's another thing. She is not really happy about my interest there.
My wife has no idea and does not want to know. It is a 2nd marriage and we were both single for about 10 years before we re-married. We keep our finances totally separate. She pays the utility bills and cable and I get everything else.
When we got married, I was heavily into guitars. She told me, "I don't care how many guitars you buy, just don't have a motorcycle or a mistress." When I decided to get back into bikes, she said, "Do whatever you want. It's your money. Just don't tell me how much you're spending."
AND...I don't ask any questions about QVC or her credit cards!!!
She says she'll never ride on the bike, but when I mentioned that she did with her ex, she said that was only 5 or 10 miles, not really riding. I'll never understand her logic, but I love her flexibility (and her).
P.S. I will not break the "no mistresss" rule, but I figure most everything else is up for debate.
My wife has no idea and does not want to know. It is a 2nd marriage and we were both single for about 10 years before we re-married. We keep our finances totally separate. She pays the utility bills and cable and I get everything else.
When we got married, I was heavily into guitars. She told me, "I don't care how many guitars you buy, just don't have a motorcycle or a mistress." When I decided to get back into bikes, she said, "Do whatever you want. It's your money. Just don't tell me how much you're spending."
AND...I don't ask any questions about QVC or her credit cards!!!
She says she'll never ride on the bike, but when I mentioned that she did with her ex, she said that was only 5 or 10 miles, not really riding. I'll never understand her logic, but I love her flexibility (and her).
P.S. I will not break the "no mistresss" rule, but I figure most everything else is up for debate.
I agree AceArt,I have all the BS I can handle from one boss,Why would I want two?
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I was the same way. I wanted the Harley, I found the bike, I got the financing. I love it! Now if I could only ride it myself...that's where my husband comes in!
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