Mrs MUN works part time as a teacher. We got our house with a key worker loan so she needs to stay a teacher until we have enough saved to buy them off or sell the house. 2 kids, one is 6 with officially recognised character quirks and the other is 3.
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Mrs Kevpuk works full time......2 kids, but work is such funlatest-and-greatest solution (TM) kevpuk 2013Comment
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Mrs V is a child minder so my house is filled with Kids. She actually does pretty well and earns nearly average wage doing what she loves and looks after the Mini Vs.
Sometimes the disparity is a trial, she forgets she lives rent free and gets an allowance then goes on about spending her money that she has saved .... that usually ends in tears.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by filthy1980 View Postworks full time with 3 kids eldest is 6
thankfully she can WFH
Can't imagine much work being done if they're there.....
But no commute makes arranging childcare easier I guess.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by paulinefowlersgrowler View PostHow many of you male or female have got partners who work? Kids or not?
Her latest "plan" - when the kids are older I think I'll stay part time. I could do with time to myself after looking after the kids. FFS - as if I love travelling miles to work/staying away all week - I'll just go to work and you spend it darling!!!!
I don't buy into this "you should be as miserable as I am" model of marriage. Just think how lucky you are to be able to free your wife from having to work, so she can focus on your children.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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My Mrs works full time, has a v stressful job and wants to work less.
I have no issue in supporting her do that, but I'm more worried she will be bored after a few months and will regret it.
The real problem comes in her having little or no financial control on her spending, which irritates me much more than her working habbits and hopes.Comment
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Originally posted by Danglekt View PostMy Mrs works full time, has a v stressful job and wants to work less.
I have no issue in supporting her do that, but I'm more worried she will be bored after a few months and will regret it.
The real problem comes in her having little or no financial control on her spending, which irritates me much more than her working habbits and hopes.
I wonder how much of the private UK debt is owed by men and how much by women?
Women have no problem with 10 credit cards all suffed up to the limits to feed their shoe obessions....Comment
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIt all started going wrong when banks allowed women to open accounts....
I wonder how much of the private UK debt is owed by men and how much by women?
Women have no problem with 10 credit cards all suffed up to the limits to feed their shoe obessions....
It will need looking at when she stops working though and I start getting the billsComment
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WTH ! Why is she not at home ironing your clothes, making you food, cleaning and washing, and looking after the kids?Comment
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we have 2 kids and Mrs oPM works.
she has a 5 minute commute and earns more than me....
I do enjoy spending it though!
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