Oh.. like she cannot be told gently. Example :I'm curious here, @MoonlightShadow , I'm not sure what constitutes as a disaster, but how can you consider the fact that your wife is a "disaster", and accepting failure on your part? You cannot control your wife, as she's a separate, autonomous, human being. Her shortcomings are her problems-- you may not like her issues, but they are her issues, and you can not take responsibility for somebody else's actions.
i am so sorry.I don't own a house. My blood side of family lives overseas. No kids. Married with pre-nuptial agreements. My partner and I both working retail. I was manager and we still could just feel good enough to see our savings grow and have a few cool expenses but no where the point of travelling overseas and stuff. I had to step down in management for my sanity and eventually look for a way out of the company. I loved what it was and I love my co-workers but I hated the direction it is heading and the communication from the top wigs. The fact that I stepped down and it felt not that much of a difference made me sad. Like, really management is being paid pennies and a lot of what we were able to do were because we were really good at organizing our money. It still never had enough to save up nearly as much as I would have wanted for my current age. ;_;
Right now I am working a lot less in a company that seem to be doing a lot better and well established. I have been told that more hours and training are coming for me, but in the meanwhile we just barely able to pay the rent and power.
So as in today, I don't feel secure. I feel like if anything gets out of place things can go downhill very fast. I have diabetes type 2 and my side of the family on both sides is cancer prone, so ngl chat, I get nervous sometimes. Still, I am remaining hopeful and trying to push myself to do more creative stuff like maybe selling a few charms, earrings or something. If I don't get better hours for xmas then I definitely will have to freelance or something but you know, gotta keep my hopes up and check the doors that open.
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