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Do you think financial statues and the ability to handle money well play a big roll in who you or others choose as a partner? Absolutely . Money is happiness . Money is life . How sad but true..........I work for a bank so my partner always expected me to handle everything and pull it out my a$$ when we are short. But I guess that is why I never married and I am a single mom now. WOW, ME TOO!!!!!!!!! |
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Absolutely, gotta pay bills. The rest is gravy. As long as there's enough to pay the bills.
My ex and I had decided, together, that I would quit my job and go to school full time and finish my degree. (About a year). As soon as the money got a little tight, he took off. |
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o poor rjr but at least you know it was time for a change..
just keep walking .. |
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Do you think financial statues and the ability to handle money well play a big roll in who you or others choose as a partner?  
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my problem with money, is that I dont have any....so if my partner has some then Id say thats a plus...
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Oh yeah, I am paying off debt from marraige.
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Do you think financial statues and the ability to handle money well play a big roll in who you or others choose as a partner? plays a big part if the man can't handle money, then it's a big problem I am very good at managing my finances and look for the same in any man I may consider getting involved with |
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Do you think financial statues and the ability to handle money well play a big roll in who you or others choose as a partner? I dunno...what's a partner? 
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o poor rjr but at least you know it was time for a change.. just keep walking .. Kinda funny now. I'm in better financial shape than him. He's also changed his mind, but I haven't!! 
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Im rich and I dont care! If I have a gf she can do watever she wants with her money and not beg for it from me! She must earn the money! LOL
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Do you think financial statues and the ability to handle money well play a big roll in who you or others choose as a partner? Not the status but the ability to handle money is important. |
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Are you talking marriage type relationship or just long term dating? Because up to the marriage part money should be a back-burner issue.
Marriage is a legally binding contract and has less to do with love than it does with shared fiscal responsibilities and risks. A lot of very pleasant relationships get ruined by ill conceived weddings, especially when one or the other is a bum and the more responsible party overlooks that fact. |
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My main reason for not wanting to get married again is the fact that I do NOT ever want to get involved with somebody financially.
Unless he's 105, has money and no family 
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Edited by
JustAGuy2112
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Sun 07/20/08 09:58 PM
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In my experience, it's a far more important issue for women than it is for men.
I see LOTS of women who say it isn't that important. Have even talked to some of them for a while. Once they find out that I only make about 25k a year ( even though the area I live in has a pretty low Cost of Living ), they quickly decide I'm not their " type ". |
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money
its a crime |
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