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If the wife's happiness is in a city instead with her husband, then he is not her happiness regardless to where they are. If marriage is a partnership, then bot
by jorgeelo 16y ago
If the wife's happiness is in a city instead with her husband, then he is not her happiness regardless to where they are.
If marriage is a partnership, then both happiness worth the same, the argument of "does your dreams worth more or less than your wife" sounds more like a guilt trip.
I made that mistake and I regret it.
- qq66 16y agoWhat if his wife values living in San Diego as much as he values starting a company? Try this: "if a husband's happiness is with a startup instead of with his wife, she is not his happiness regardless of where he works."
- gscott 16y agoMy wife would not have left me over the move. I understand yours did but your wife was likely good looking and desirable. My wife is a little more average. I could have used some extra firepower for my resume, I ended up working for one company this entire time until about 8 months ago. I have spent a lot of years doing ASP Classic / SQL Server and find myself not very employable now. I have had to take a job making a cool $3,500 a month after being unemployed for 4 months. My wife's car was repossessed, I could no longer maintain her credit cards, and our electricity was shut off. None of those things made her happy either but she didn't choice but to accept them.