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https://guides.co/g/flirting-with-distaster-on-the-job/179617 https://bubbl.us/NjMzMTA2Ny8xMTk5ODU0Ny80Nzc0MTVlYjBhNmYxNzg0Nzg3NmFmZWViZTQ3ZGU5NA==-X https://raovatonline.org/rao-vat/its-his-way-or-the-highway/ https://www.deviantart.com/jdate/journal/My-Husband-Walked-Out-On-Me-874198851 https://www.deviantart.com/jdate/journal/Being-the-Other-Woman-874199352 https://ip.advisio.pro/web/slayalicantov/home/-/blogs/my-husband-left-me https://ip.advisio.pro/web/slayalicantov/home/-/blogs/dumped-by-a-gamer https://ip.advisio.pro/web/slayalicantov/home/-/blogs/my-husband-says-i-m-too-negative http://healthcare.cosmsolutions.com/web/dating/home/-/blogs/relationship-advice-know-when-it%E2%80%99s-over http://healthcare.cosmsolutions.com/web/dating/home/-/blogs/sort-of-broken-up http://healthcare.cosmsolutions.com/web/dating/home/-/blogs/first-chance-at-love https://www.hashatit.com/share_tagboard/113052/40115 https://www.hashatit.com/906902 http://imla.ttime.be/web/okcupid/home/-/blogs/dating-in-blegium-when-good-technology-goes-bad http://imla.ttime.be/web/okcupid/home/-/blogs/relationship-gone-stale http://imla.ttime.be/web/okcupid/home/-/blogs/shared-refrigerators-and-other-horrors Sounds like very good advice. I'd also like to add: * have a financial strategic plan tied to your life strategic plan [#ieeaeb3a] * both take responsibility for earning money [#waded49a] * have an emergency plan that will ensure divorce does not ruin you both and destroy your children's life opportunities and inheritance. [#qe4603f5] * be frugal and ecologically conscious - reuse, recycle etc [#nffd089d] Oh ... and when choosing a partner delve a little deeper into reasons, priorities etc if the object of your attentions has not got a career going well, has not saved any money and lacks assets such as a car and depending on age, house and retirement insurance. It is best to judge behaviour rather than words - there are big talkers and idealists who are just overjoyed to marry someone who will provide them with a life time of financial support while they swan around doing their thing! mmm....if your partner is much older than you, you need a plan for when he retires so you don't spend decades supporting him on a low wage and of course living in poverty only to retire yourself to care for a frail aged partner.
