I agree. She wants him to work his ass off, and when he does, complains about not having him around. And to top it off, she stops working on her own profession,

I agree. She wants him to work his ass off, and when he does, complains about not having him around. And to top it off, she stops working on her own profession, gets depressed, and then considers leaving him (which would entail taking his child away from him). She says, "but I couldn't stop picking fights about his lack of time at home.". Nice, kick him while he's down. Later -- talking about sales in general -- she adds, "When he convinces me to stay married to him, he's selling me on the better future we will have together.". So, he's got to convince you regularly to stay married to him, eh? For better or worse too old fashioned I guess. Regarding what she's given up: "I lost a friendship, an airplane, a lot of money. I sacrificed years of socializing that could have sparked new friendships." Near the end she says: "I'm betting that before too long, Bill will decide to do it all again." Keep holding out your hope for all that money.