Ndoriand
@ndoriand
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@ndoriand Girls, how do you keep a budget in your family? We got married in such a situation. We lived in my mom's apartment, my husband without housing, I did not want to rent and my husband would not rent comfortable housing, looking for rooms, and I did not want such. In general, I at that moment stood on the exchange, in search of work was. My husband bought the essentials, never went to the store together, bought himself, sometimes asked what to buy. He gave me money by begging. I thought he would give a certain amount, even on the same means of household chemicals, goodies. All I had was cereal and frozen food in the fridge. I was still pregnant - he did not buy fruit, he said eat liver, and I was sick of meat. In general, I always asked for money myself. Do you think I'm wrong? We lived together for two months and broke up.
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@ndoriand My husband saw me as a servant as soon as I went on maternity leave. To clean, to wipe, to cook, to look after the child perfectly... He does not notice what is done. But for what isn't done, she gives me the dirt. The floor is washed, the bathroom is clean, the food is ready? It's all bullshit, you don't dust, you get a scolding. At first I thought maybe it's really dirty at home, I tried to do better. But even with perfect cleanliness and order, he still finds something to pick on and start insulting and humiliating me for.
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@ndoriand My husband and my children are one year olds, a boy and a girl. They are 13 and 14 years old. It so happened that the girl is a typical patsanka - soccer, cars and fishing are her favorite topics, no dresses, only jeans and strict pantsuits to school, short haircut, no makeup. And the guy on the contrary loves music, painting, studies piano. Wears his hair long. My husband has recently reacted wildly to all this, yelling at me that I do not know how to bring up children, that I have everything upside down. Explanations that they are just a transitional age in general do not work, he vyhn da put princess daughter and brutal son jock. Give advice on how to talk to him. I'm starting to think about divorce((((
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