plastiq能refer自己拿ffd吗?# Money - 海外理财
P*g
1 楼
Sorry about not typing in Chinese. Normally, your boss will not install
Chinese input on your work computer. I’ve been struggling with my marriage
lately and like to get some perspective from you who have similar background
as me. Like what we always say - If one is personally involved in a matter,
it is easy to blind oneself to the truth. However, if one is not involved
the matter, it is possible to see things more clearly.
So, if you interested, please continue.
Background – I’m thirty-year-old Chinese American guy. My office job is
very stable and somewhat boring to me. I grow up in China and immigrated to
US when I was 18. Finished my education and got a job. Nothing special. My
parents are typical first-gen immigrants who work hard labor jobs to survive
in US. My wife is Chinese as well. She came to US when she was 13. Her
parents are professors at major Universities. She just recently graduated
and starting working. We have been married three years now.
Here is the problem – I just recently found out that we have totally
different life perspective. From my experience, I hate to struggle to
survive like my parents. So, I work hard to improve my living situation. I
graduated 3 years ago and married about the same time. Ever since becoming a
married man, I completely took over the living burden. I support my wife’s
school, her living expense (food, rent, car, travel) for three years. I
even managed to pay some of her high interest student loans. As I switching
job to relocate to the city me and wife both liked, my pay gets a nice
increase as well. I bought a somewhat nice house.
Then, finally, she graduated. Then there comes the problem. It turns out she
blames me for the past three years because the support I provide also gave
her a ton of physiological burden. She feels she own me so much and afraid
to speak up for herself. She said I took the most important dream of hers –
a two-month vacation trip to Europe. She feels that rather spending the
money on the house we live in or the new Lexus she drives now, we should be
spending the money on the European trip. She’d rather live in an efficiency
apartment and have the freedom to go to Europe.
Well, I understand people have different perspectives for life. But, I just
can’t justify putting a trip to Europe in front of the quality life I’m
living in. I thought when we get married; the wedding vow “to have two kids
and dog living in suburb XXXX city” supposed to represent the life we want
to live. (PS: we wrote the wedding ceremony vows ourselves instead of “
till death do us apart” crap)
Don’t get me wrong, I like travel a lot. I’d love to travel to Europe for
two months. But, I have to set myself in a comfy living status. Her point is
that the mortgage will be liability to stop her plan traveling to Europe.
So, first thing she does when she graduated is to “AA” with me on our
expenses. I can’t say I want blame her for doing so. What we want for life
has so many differences. She wants a life that she can freely blow out her
credit and declare bankruptcy which she did before we married. All she cared
about is to enjoy the things she likes – EX: Europe trip. I want to build
a family – wife, kids, nice house, nice cars, and steady income. Of cause,
occasionally vacation to Hawaii, Europe, Japan and whatever.
Thanks for reading my story. Feel free to point out what I did is cause of
our problem. Any suggestions?
Chinese input on your work computer. I’ve been struggling with my marriage
lately and like to get some perspective from you who have similar background
as me. Like what we always say - If one is personally involved in a matter,
it is easy to blind oneself to the truth. However, if one is not involved
the matter, it is possible to see things more clearly.
So, if you interested, please continue.
Background – I’m thirty-year-old Chinese American guy. My office job is
very stable and somewhat boring to me. I grow up in China and immigrated to
US when I was 18. Finished my education and got a job. Nothing special. My
parents are typical first-gen immigrants who work hard labor jobs to survive
in US. My wife is Chinese as well. She came to US when she was 13. Her
parents are professors at major Universities. She just recently graduated
and starting working. We have been married three years now.
Here is the problem – I just recently found out that we have totally
different life perspective. From my experience, I hate to struggle to
survive like my parents. So, I work hard to improve my living situation. I
graduated 3 years ago and married about the same time. Ever since becoming a
married man, I completely took over the living burden. I support my wife’s
school, her living expense (food, rent, car, travel) for three years. I
even managed to pay some of her high interest student loans. As I switching
job to relocate to the city me and wife both liked, my pay gets a nice
increase as well. I bought a somewhat nice house.
Then, finally, she graduated. Then there comes the problem. It turns out she
blames me for the past three years because the support I provide also gave
her a ton of physiological burden. She feels she own me so much and afraid
to speak up for herself. She said I took the most important dream of hers –
a two-month vacation trip to Europe. She feels that rather spending the
money on the house we live in or the new Lexus she drives now, we should be
spending the money on the European trip. She’d rather live in an efficiency
apartment and have the freedom to go to Europe.
Well, I understand people have different perspectives for life. But, I just
can’t justify putting a trip to Europe in front of the quality life I’m
living in. I thought when we get married; the wedding vow “to have two kids
and dog living in suburb XXXX city” supposed to represent the life we want
to live. (PS: we wrote the wedding ceremony vows ourselves instead of “
till death do us apart” crap)
Don’t get me wrong, I like travel a lot. I’d love to travel to Europe for
two months. But, I have to set myself in a comfy living status. Her point is
that the mortgage will be liability to stop her plan traveling to Europe.
So, first thing she does when she graduated is to “AA” with me on our
expenses. I can’t say I want blame her for doing so. What we want for life
has so many differences. She wants a life that she can freely blow out her
credit and declare bankruptcy which she did before we married. All she cared
about is to enjoy the things she likes – EX: Europe trip. I want to build
a family – wife, kids, nice house, nice cars, and steady income. Of cause,
occasionally vacation to Hawaii, Europe, Japan and whatever.
Thanks for reading my story. Feel free to point out what I did is cause of
our problem. Any suggestions?