Literally everyone deserves to go out for dinner, buy coffees, wear quality clothing and have fun experiences whilst also being able to afford rent, groceries, bills & have a little left over for savings no matter what job they do. Why is that so absurd to some people?
It’s incredible to me how people have moved on from this. It still stands as a reminder of the worst tragedy in London’s modern history and it feels like it has been totally swept under the rug
I’m glad people are promoting more affordable ways to get married.
If you want to have children, buy a house, travel together without having to go into debt or using all of your savings, then why do all that razzmatazz and feed a bunch of people you aren’t even close with.
Two things almost brought me to tears on the tube today.
The first was when two elderly ladies got on and without hesitation two people stood up to offer their seats. I know this should be the norm but I rarely see it happening.
The second was when I looked to my left and noticed the young man on the train next to me reading his Bible.
I honestly don’t understand women who are happy we have the right to work, the right to an education and the right to vote then EXPECT a man to pay for everything.
Are you a child ?
Are you women in the 1600s ?
A Women who places excessive economic pressure on a man doesn’t like that man or care for his wellbeing.
A woman who loves and cares about you would want to help, assist and contribute.
The only time a woman should want the man to do more financially is during pregnancy at the later stages and up till school age-4 / 5 years old of your child/children, but even then it may not be realistic and she may have to return to work. This is the reality, even if your man earns £100,000. It’s not a lot when you break down cost of living.