I know it’s tempting, but don’t get a Mexican wife (unless she’s light-skinned and basically white – maybe that’s okay).

They get really fat and they nag worse than white women.

They will also come up with the stupidest possible ways to kill you during your divorce, paying no mind to the fact that they are on camera.

New York Post:

Disturbing footage shows the wife of a US Air Force airman allegedly pouring bleach into the family coffee maker multiple times in an attempt to kill her husband as they went through a divorce.

Melody Felicano Johnson, 39, was charged in August by police in Tucson, Arizona, with attempted murder for allegedly lacing her husband Roby Johnson’s coffee with a chemical while the pair lived at his duty station in Germany and in Arizona.

Multiple hidden camera videos were recorded by the would-be victim and obtained by Law & Crime Wednesday showing Johnson allegedly pouring the toxic substance into the machine.

“Boom,” Roby says in a self-recorded video after pulling out a testing strip from the family coffee maker that came out purple for being positive for chlorinated water.

The couple — who have children together — was in the midst of a divorce when Roby began noticing his coffee tasted off for about two weeks while in Germany in March.

“He stated she knew that he would prep his coffee pot to be ready at night so that in the morning he just needed to turn it on to make his coffee,” court documents show. “At that time he stopped drinking the coffee but continued to pretend to drink.”

Clever!

Roby, believing his wife was trying to poison him since they were in Germany, opted to gather evidence and wait till they returned to the US before sharing the chilling findings with law enforcement, according to court documents.

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Roby believes she tried to poison him to collect benefits, according to court documents.

Johnson remains at the Pima County Jail on a $250,000 bond and was charged with attempted homicide, attempted aggravated assault and adding poison to food/drink, online records show.

The fact that she was doing the poisoning on a military base in a foreign country is probably going to make the charges much worse.

But… women don’t really ever face heavy prison sentences for anything, so the court will probably just forgive her and say she only did it because she was very stressed and anyway, her husband is evil somehow.

Melody Felicano Johnson, 39

The family of Eric Richins is speaking out about their longtime suspicions of his wife Kouri Richin’s involvement in his death. It comes as investigators look into the couple’s troubled relationship and financial disagreements. @ErinNBCNews reports. pic.twitter.com/z37N624xXs

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) May 11, 2023

Previously: Woman Finally Killed Her Husband After Numerous Attempts, Then Wrote Grief Book

Well, I mean. I gotta be honest.

I don’t support killing your husband, but this is a pretty good reason to kill your husband.

I don’t know what it feels like to be a woman, but I do know that if I was a woman and my husband refused to buy me a $2 million house, I would at least consider poisoning him to death. Not saying I’d do it. But I understand.

New York Post:

The Utah woman who penned a book about grief after allegedly murdering her husband had fought with him over buying a multimillion-dollar estate — which she closed on the day after he died, according to newly revealed search warrants.

Accused murderer Kouri Richins, 33, was hellbent on buying the 22,000-square-foot unfinished home in Heber City — but husband Eric Richins refused to pay $2 million for it, according to docs obtained by KPCW.

Kouri Richins claims they were celebrating buying the home in March last year when her husband died from a massive overdose of fentanyl as their three kids slept upstairs.

However, the dead man’s family told investigators that he planned to tell his wife they were not buying the mansion — on the same day she was also told she was being cut out of Eric’s will, the warrants said.

Kouri Richins closed her $2 million deal to buy the estate on March 5 last year — the day after her husband died, the records show.

Kouri Richins promoting her book on local TV

That day, Eric Richins’ sisters also went to the couple’s current home, in Kamas just outside Park City, and “began threatening and verbally accosting Kouri,” according to a civil complaint obtained by Fox News.

“After Kouri insisted that the sister leave, the sister asserted that Kouri did not own the Family Home and that she would ensure Kouri was kicked out of the Family Home,” her attorneys alleged in the document.

The unfinished mansion that she bought — which also had a 3,000-square-foot guest house — was already contentious, with locals deeming it an eyesore and calling for it to be torn down.

The author bought it from a young widow who ditched plans to move there after her own husband died, according to TownLift.

“That place is cursed,” one person wrote on an Instagram post about the property’s tangled history.

After buying it for $2 million, Kouri Richins put it back on the market just two weeks later, trying to more than double her money by flipping it for nearly $5 million.

It is currently under contract for $3.75 million, realtor Mike Malmrose told KPCW.

Despite local objections, the listing calls it an “ARCHITECTURAL MASTERPIECE” and a “PERFECT RETREAT” with “breathtaking, unobstructed mountain views.”

I mean, this is a nice, nice spot.

It’s a beautiful house on a beautiful piece of land.

Why would you not buy this? What the hell was wrong with this guy?

My sympathy for the murdered husband has basically disappeared.

He made a very bad call.

I’m not saying he necessarily deserved to die, but he made a very bad call.

Kouri Richins wrote a book on processing grief after her husband died and is now accused of murdering him. “Good Things Utah” host @suraechinn interviewed Richins a month before her arrest and tells @TVAshleigh the news is “shocking.”

More: https://t.co/Nm63eSqDY6 #Banfield pic.twitter.com/TfDFt7I94i

— NewsNation (@NewsNation) May 10, 2023

Kouri Richins wrote a children’s book on grief after she allegedly murdered her husband last year by poisoning him. One time the married couple went on a trip to Greece when Eric became violently ill. This scared him and he would remember later on down the road.

Kouri tried to… pic.twitter.com/gRLgRiWQIx

— Rose (@901Lulu) May 9, 2023

#KouriRichins #EricRichins documents with probable cause. #truecrime pic.twitter.com/CXOIVaWgTq

— Juliet (@JJ00702642478) May 9, 2023

Again, this is just basic female behavior.

They cry out in pain as they strike you.

New York Post:

A Utah widow who penned a grief book for children in the wake of her husband’s death has been charged with his murder, authorities said.

Mom of three Kouri Darden Richins, 33, of Summit County, was arrested Monday for allegedly poisoning her husband, Eric Richins, at their home on Willow Court in Kamas on March 4, 2022, KUTV reported,

Kouri and Eric Richins

She is charged with first-degree aggravated murder and three counts of second-degree possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, officials said.

Police arrived at their home about 3:20 a.m. on the night of Eric’s death to find him lying at the foot of the bed.

“Life-saving measures were attempted, but Eric was declared deceased,” according to documents cited by KSL-TV.

Kouri allegedly told police she had made her husband a mixed vodka drink, a Moscow Mule, and served it to him in bed to celebrate his sale of a home for her business.

She told investigators she then fell asleep with one of their kids who was having a nightmare.

“(Kouri) said she awoke around 3 a.m. and came back to her and Eric’s bedroom. She felt Eric, and he was cold to the touch. That is when the defendant called 911,” the documents state.

She told police she left her cellphone in the couple’s bedroom, but phone records show that the device had been used multiple times in the child’s bedroom.

“In addition, tolls on the defendant’s phone show that messages were sent and received during that time. These messages were deleted,” according to court documents, KSL-TV reported.

An autopsy found that Eric died of an oral overdose of fentanyl — with a level in his system that was five times the lethal dosage, according to the medical examiner.

The couple seemingly had issues long before Eric’s death. One of his two sisters told investigators that he called her from a vacation in Greece with his wife years earlier claiming that she made him a drink that made him violently ill, according to records viewed by National Public Radio affiliate KPCW.

The sister alleged that Eric believed Kouri had tried to kill him at the time.

Eric had held a joint life insurance policy with his business partner Cody Wright that his wife had unsuccessfully tried to change in January 2022, the outlet reported.

Kouri allegedly attempted to make herself the sole beneficiary of the policy, but the insurance company notified the men of the change and they were able to fix it.

Eric then removed Kouri from his will and replaced her with his sister. He did not inform Kouri of the change because — according to his sisters — he believed she might “kill him for the money,” which he wanted to go to his children, the outlet reported.

On Feb. 14, 2022, the couple had a Valentine’s Day dinner in which Eric “became very ill,” a probable cause statement cited by KUTV states. Eric broke out in hives, couldn’t breathe and passed out after using his son’s EpiPen and taking Benadryl.

“Eric believed that he had been poisoned. Eric told a friend that he thought his wife was trying to poison him,” it says.

Kouri later wrote the picture book “Are You With Me?” to help kids cope with the death of a loved one and appeared on a local TV station to promote it.

The book was published March 5, almost a year to the day after Eric’s death.

According to the book description on Amazon, it was “written to create peace and comfort for children who have lost a loved one. It’s to reassure children that although your loved one is not present, their presence always exist and they walk through life with you as if they were here.”

In the book, Kouri wrote: “Dedicated to my amazing husband and a wonderful father.”

There are probably hundreds of cases a year where women kill their husbands and never get charged.

Poison is the murder weapon of choice for women. This is for the obvious physical reasons, but it’s also because it’s so easy to deny if you are making yourself look like the victim.

Just imagine the callousness of making money by grieving the man you murdered. Then remember: your wife would do this to you and feel nothing if for some reason she got the urge to do so.

Women don’t feel guilt. Their brains don’t generate those chemicals.

Steven Crowder verbally abused his pregnant wife. And after all this and so much more he can’t figure out why she filed for divorce. pic.twitter.com/TwCzgItH0s

— AskAubry 🦝 (@ask_aubry) April 28, 2023

Steven Crowder’s wife left him, because it is legal in America for your wife to leave you.

She’s decided to release selectively and deceptively edited CCTV footage to try to destroy his life.

Unfortunately for her, this video just makes Crowder look cool.

New York Post:

Disturbing new video shows conservative commentator Steven Crowder warning his then-heavily pregnant wife to “f–king watch it” — while berating her for not following orders to do “wifely” duties.

The Ring footage, released Thursday by journalist Yashar Ali on his Substack, shows a fight in the run-up to what the YouTuber has called a “horrendous divorce.”

While being berated, Crowder’s wife, Hilary, repeatedly tries to reassure her husband that she loves him and is “committed.”

“I love you … but your abuse is sick,” she told him at one point — with him warning sternly: “Watch it. Watch it. F–king watch it.”

Crowder reportedly admitted to later inside the house threatening his wife: “I will f–k you up.”

The nearly 3 1/2-minute video, from June 2021, starts with Crowder smoking as he berates Hilary — who was eight months pregnant with their twins — for not adhering to the “boundaries” he had set for her.

“You are not taking the car, because if you refuse to do wifely things then I will go pick up the groceries,” he tells his wife as she tries to leave their home.

His distressed wife quietly notes that they do not need groceries, and offers to pick up anything he needs while she is out.

Still, the influencer snaps: “I can’t go to the gym. I can’t go to my parents. I can’t call my friends. … Hilary, just think of how boxed in you’ve made me!”

As his wife breathes deeply and appears to fight back tears, the online personality tells her that “the only way out of it is discipline and respect.”

Again offering to get her husband’s grocery needs, Hilary says she needs “some space,” telling him: “I love you — I love you very much.”

“I don’t love you, that’s the big problem,” Crowder replies cruelly.

“And the fact is, when I go, ‘Look, I need you to do A, B, C and D,’ you should be disciplined about it, you go, ‘No!’” he complained — ordering her to “become worthy — wife worthy.”

“I love you. I’m committed to you,” his wife tells Crowder, who snaps: “Put on some gloves. Are you committed enough to do those things? … walk the dogs and put on some gloves.

“Are you committed enough to get the medication?” he asks, referring to what the report said was a treatment for the dogs that Hilary feared would be toxic for pregnant women.

Crowder admitted on audio to his “f–k you up” threat after the couple went inside the house, realizing he went too far, Ali said. Still, it was pivotal to his wife’s decision to finally file for divorce months later.

Before then, she gave birth to their twins in August 2021 — but Crowder “chose not to be with his wife during the birth of their twin children,” Hilary’s family told Ali.

Yeah.

Sure.

I’m sure this divorce is the man’s fault.

Because we see that so often, don’t we?

A woman has asked Reddit’s “Am I the Asshole?” community if she’s an asshole for telling her husband that she never wants to have sex again 15 years deep into marriage.

The post reads:

My husband and I have been married for about 15 years, dating for much longer. He’s my soulmate and I can’t imagine being with anyone other than him, he feels the same way. I’ve never really enjoyed sex that much, but my husband has an incredibly high sex drive so we used to have sex every other day. I’ve had sex with many partners (upwards of 30) in both relationships and hookups and I’ve just never really enjoyed it. It’s inevitable that you’re going to ask, but yes they can make me orgasm, I just don’t like orgasming with a partner versus orgasming with myself. It just doesn’t feel good to me.

There’s something about sex that I just don’t really like (please don’t say I need therapy, it’s insulting to think that everybody must LOVE sex. I’ve also been to therapy before and we’ve come to the conclusion that it’s mostly just a preference). I also don’t identify as asexual though, because I do get horny and love masturbating, but I find it more of a release if that makes sense? It’s more of an intimate moment with myself. I can try and explain more in the comments if this doesn’t really make sense, but it’s more a nonsexual release and enjoyment of exploring my own body.

As we’ve gotten older with kids we’ve stopped having sex as frequently, two to three times a month at most. He knows I’ve never been a huge fan of sex, but I’ve recently told him that I want to stop having sex. I find it more a chore and I don’t really gain much pleasure from it. He was so hurt and upset saying that I’m going to trap him in a loveless and sexless marriage.

I told him that if he really wanted to have sex with other people, he could have sex with other women, I just wouldn’t wanna know about it. He was so upset and said that I was the only woman he wants to have sex with and that he could never imagine having sex with somebody else. A couple days ago he caught me mastubating (something I do once a day) and he was even more hurt. He said how come you get horny but you don’t want to have sex with me? I tried explaining what I typed above but he got even more hurt. We really love each other and have an amazing relationship aside from this, but he thinks I’m an asshole for making an executive decision about our sex life and trapping him in a lifetime without sex. So AITA for having a preference?

tl;dr have never really liked sex, decided I still want to masturbate but no longer have sex with my husband

edit: everyone seems to think my husband is going to divorce me over this, we’ve discussed it and divorce isn’t even something he’s considering. Redactors are so quick to pull the divorce card when in reality there are so many other aspects to a heathy relationship that can’t be explain in 3000 characters. Our marriage is strong, supportive and loving in many other ways. I don’t feel like we need sex to still love each other

Notice that when talking about sex, she said “I find it more a chore and I don’t really gain much pleasure from it,” implying that she doesn’t find the experience painful or traumatic and that she’s pretty neutral towards it, which means that she’d like to stop doing something that her husband likes and wants just because it isn’t a big deal for her.

Most people replying to her post are calling her an asshole, and with good reason.

Below are some of the best replies. “YTA” means “you are the asshole.”

Flip this into something else. Your husband comes to you one day, and says “Actually honey, I’ve never really enjoyed talking to you. I love you, but talking to you is just a chore. I have decided that we will continue our marriage in all respects, but I am not going to talk to you anymore. We will still hug and have sex and watch movies together and text memes to each other — all other things that are fundamental to a marriage — but no more talking (because surely you would not say that merely talking is the only thing that defines a marriage).”

Would this revelation be a bigass fuckin betrayal and disappointment that you wish he had told you 15 years ago? Would you force him to be reduced to a paid phone chat call center person?

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If it’s not part of your idea of what a marriage is, that’s absolutely fine, but this may be the end of your marriage.

Going forward, you might struggle to find someone who wants to share their life and love with you, but who is asexual or shares your idea of what marriage is.

NTA as it’s your body and your right to choose what you do with it.

However there’s a touch of YTA for telling him to go get some on the side rather than offering to separate/divorce so he might have a chance at what he considers a full and loving marriage and all that that entails.

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This is fucked up. You can truly love your spouse and be upset that your partner of over a decade is suddenly taking sex off of the table. Thats a massive change in the dynamics of your marriage. Sex isnt a big deal to you and its clearly not a way that you express your love and devotion to your husband, but it is one, if not THE way most people express love physically to their partners.

Acting like hes the asshole for forcing (are you kidding me with that verbiage by the way?) an intimate aspect of your marriage is pretty manipulative. Acting like hes such a dick for desiring a physical relationship with the woman he loves just shows how little youre trying to empathize with your husband.

Theres nothing wrong with not wanting to have sex. Your problem is that you think your husband should be completely fine without a physical relationship, and that hes somehow damaged for needing one with his wife.

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This is why I think YTA.

Your husband enjoys sex and obviously believes it’s part of a healthy relationship. To him it’s not a “chore”. Its been a part of your relationship, even if it’s a sacrifice you’ve made, for the last 15 years. He is still with you despite his high sex drive and doesn’t want to leave you/ find other women who will have sex with him.

Meet him half way FFS. Abstaining from sex forever is zero compromise and I think you’re forgetting that you’ll be forcing him to do something he doesn’t want to do. Compromise is huge part of marriage you are missing above. You’re being super hypocritical. You’re allowed to not like sex. You’re allowed to say no to sex. But completing writing off your husbands needs is so, so messed up.

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Obviously he’s not going to “force”/rape you, but a lot of people who love their partners want/expect them to do things they don’t enjoy. Maybe it’s dinner with grumpy in-laws, maybe it’s watching movies you think are stupid, maybe it’s having sex you don’t enjoy. Don’t blame him for what he wants, or suggest that he would stop wanting that if he loved you. On the contrary, if you love him, you should want to make him happy, and to pleasure him. This is a complicated issue because yes you have a right to do what you want with your body, and if sex was painful or traumatic for you that would be different, but if you just “don’t enjoy it much” and find it a chore, then you’re being extremely selfish. Chores are part of life, and doing favors/chores for your partner is a pretty basic part of relationships, and this isn’t just any chore, this is one that can bring him pleasure he can’t get on his own.

Imagine that your masturbaion was only possible if your husband was hand-cranking a generator that powered your vibrator, and he knew that you craved those orgasms but instead of enjoying supporting you, he said “this feels like a chore so I don’t want to help you enjoy an orgasm ever again. Go ask someone else to power your vibrator’s generator if you want.” He’d be a total asshole, right? Yeah that’s you.

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YTA. You obviously are able to put aside enough time and privacy to masturbate once a day but you’re hung up on having sex twice a month with someone you’ve been with for over 15 years and have kids with? He doesn’t want to have sex with other people, he wants to have sex with his wife. Look at it from his perspective – his wife has no problem jerking off once a day but wants him to never touch her again without any discussion about it.

At the very least you should be going to couples therapy to find a compromise or result that works for both of you.

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Wow I am so sorry for your husband. You have serious issues and YTA. I hope he divorces you soon so you can have all the time you need to masterbate alone. Gross.

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I wonder how she would feel if he asked her not to masturbate at all and remain married to him?She would leave him a heartbeat.

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YTA. How about you stop getting yourself off EVERYDAY and see what a week or two of abstinence does for your drive to have sex with your husband??

No matter what those people told the wife, she won’t change her mind. She won’t start having sex with her husband again, and if she does, the damage is already done.

Imagine giving someone more than 15 years of your life only for them to drop the “we’re not having sex ever again” bomb on you.

Also, now that we are at it: Imagine giving your wife and daughter everything they ever needed only to have your wife plot your demise because she found out that you fucked another woman on the side a couple of times and have another kid.

Another post from the same Reddit community reads:

My husband and I have been married for almost two decades. We have a daughter who is my favorite person on this earth. She is so fantastic. She will be starting her senior year of high school and is preparing to apply for colleges.

I was contacted recently by another woman, who informed me that my husband had an affair with her, and when she found out about me, he arranged to pay child support for their child under the table so that I wouldn’t find out. She sent me a number of documents recording bank transfers, which I was able to match to transfers from our accounts, as well as photos of my husband with their child through the years. She also provided the dates of his visits to her, which line up with several of his business trips.

I was totally devastated and took the time to think it over and verify everything before I confronted my husband. I have decided that I am going to wait a year until I tell him that I know and file for divorce. It will be a terrible year for me but I know I can fake it since he’s traveling for work a lot anyway. I have decided to do this for several reasons:

Our daughter will be applying to college soon and will be starting a really important year. I don’t want to blow her life up with a divorce and the bombshell that her father was unfaithful and now she has a sibling that neither of us knew about.

My husband has many more financial resources than I do. I am well aware that if I file for divorce while our daughter still lives at home, he will leave me to care for her and will make me fight tooth and nail for monetary support and will likely drain me with legal fees, as he tends to be litigious. I make enough to support myself comfortably, but not enough to comfortably support myself and my daughter.

I fear that opening this door will open others. That is, I worry that he may have other children that I don’t know about, which would only magnify the hurt for both me and my daughter, and I don’t think that now is the time to handle it.
My question is, does my plan make me an asshole? I feel slimy not telling him right now and faking my affection for him, but I fear for my daughter’s wellbeing and my own ability to support us. AITA?

Edit: just wanted to add that my daughter will be 18 in September, so child support for the next year isn’t as cut and dry

Her husband had sex with another woman and had a bastard child. Oh, the end of the world. Definitely enough reason to nuke the marriage despite him never failing to provide.

People are encouraging her to destroy his life.

From the comments:

NTA he deserve everything that’s coming for him. Use the time to lawyer up, and gather evidence, document his assets.

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And talk to the best lawyers in town, that way there is a conflict of interest when he goes to talk to them. Also, hire a private investigator to get more dirt on this lovely piece of work. You’re a good mom for protecting your daughter while you can. I’m sorry this happened to you.

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I would like to add to this. Try to get your hands on as much cash as you can without causing suspicion. Lots of extra things come up Senior year. Inflate everything. If he’s gone a lot, fake home emergencies. Plumber, electric, whatever you can feasibly get away with to hoard cash.

Don’t feel bad about anything. You are being a good mom. Fuck him!

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NTA. You do whatever you think you need to that is best for you and your child. Fuck him.

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NTA—but please consult with a lawyer before you take this route. You may end up screwing yourself—for example it’s possible to get court ordered child support or an agreement to fund college while your child is under 18, but if you divorce after she’s 18, that won’t happen. He should be the one paying your legal fees if he’s the primary provider, as well. Please consult a lawyer.

In this case, the wife wants to destroy her husband because he looked for sex elsewhere. In the previous case, the wife took away sex from her husband’s life.

In marriage, wives can do both: take sex away from you and also destroy your life because you went looking for sex elsewhere.

They can also get upset when their husband masturbates in bed. You know, it’s not enough to ignore his needs, they also want to ignore that he has needs that are being unmet.

From another post from the same Reddit community:

My husband (26) and I (26) have been together for 6 years and married for 1. This has been an ongoing issue through our entire relationship. I truly don’t mind if he masturbates because I understand that we all have needs, but I am a very light sleeper and between the light of his phone and the shaking from the motion it wakes me up. He’ll stop for a minute, I go back to sleep, and then we repeat this cycle another 5-10 times until he finishes.

I find this really disrespectful to me. I have told him many times that this irritates me and I make him aware of my irritation every time he wakes me up. Last night, however, he acted like I was being completely unreasonable about it. After the 5th time of waking up and trying to get him to stop I moved out to the couch. Like I said, I don’t care if he does it, I don’t care where he does it and when he does it as long as it’s not in bed when I’m trying to sleep.

AITA here?

These aren’t horror stories.

These are regular marriage stories.

The internet continues to provide peeks into women’s minds. In this instance, a post in Reddit’s “Am I the Asshole?” community reveals a little more of women’s destructive and hedonistic nature.

From the post in Reddit:

So I feel pretty crummy even typing this out to complete strangers but here goes. My husband and I have been married for 4 years and we have a 1.5 year old together. He works and I agreed to stay at home since the birth of our son. I was earning only about 1/8 of what he was anyways, so we decided the most sensible arrangement since getting married was that I’d become a homemaker and SAHM when we had a baby.

I’ve been a stay at home spouse/mom for about 3 years now and it was fine before the baby. But now there are a lot of things I want to change but don’t know how to, especially when it comes to finances which I feel like I have no power over. My husband earns good money but he’s very frugal about nonessential spending because he wants to be financially independent (no job, earnings from investments) at an early age. Granted he was like this when I met him but I had also had my own salary at the time to do what I wanted. I’m looser with my money because I like eating out, going out with friends, going shopping, etc. All the normal things people in their 20s buy and do.

Well now that I stay at home we have mini fights every time I want to buy anything over $150 (which is the limit he set that needs a “conversation”). This means if I go out to get clothing, makeup, brunch, little treats, etc. and the amount exceeds $150, I would need to call him beforehand and talk about what I’m buying. It feels extremely restrictive and quite frankly humiliating. He spends so little on himself that it seems like to him that I’m the one spending all the money on myself every month.

I’ve been talking to my sister who’s also a SAHM and she says her and her husband have an agreement where she’s “paid” for childcare/homekeeping. Essentially she gets “paid” a few thousand every month to spend on whatever she wants because in their relationship he’s also the stingy/frugal one and she wants to have more pocket money for fun things. Right now she says she gets about $3,500 a month because that’s how much it would cost them to hire an outside nanny where they live. It’s a bit cheaper where we live so I wouldn’t be asking as much, but would I be the asshole to suggest a similar arrangement with my husband so I don’t need to go groveling for money every time I want to buy myself something nonessential?

There’s a few things to highlight from what this woman wrote.

She says she’s been a stay-at-home mom for about three years and that it was fine before the baby, which means that she was pretty happy spending her days watching Netflix or whatever and not doing any real work. Remember that women have all kinds of technological gadgets that we have invented to ease their homemaking tasks. Washing clothes involves pushing a couple of buttons. Cooking is just — lol, women don’t cook anymore. Washing dishes also just involves pushing some buttons. They can use vacuums to clean big spaces in minutes.

Modern women have been reduced to being button-pushers and leg-spreaders. There’s no real work for them anymore, which is why our brainwashed society pretends that women are valuable in the workforce or wherever — so women don’t get any ideas about going back to actually being worth something by being mothers.

This whore is literally saying that she started feeling like she should get paid after she started raising her own kid.

Her husband sounds like a smart and resourceful man that is delaying gratification to secure a better future for his family, and his slut wife is putting that future in danger instead of working with him as a team and supporting the long-term goal that would ensure a better future for them, their children and their grandchildren.

She says she’s bad with money and that she wastes money on “all the normal things people in their 20s buy and do.” Her husband, on the other hand, spends very little on himself, and she finds it “humiliating” to ask the person who is making the money for permission to spend that money.

This is clearly a case of a stupid whore literally wanting to buy stupid shit that the media tells her she should buy. It’s not about food. It’s not about clothing. It’s not about having her needs met — because those are already covered. It’s about indulging in the hedonistic lifestyle that the Jews have brainwashed her into buying.

What a horrible thing to behold.

The husband is sacrificing himself by working who knows how many hours a week to bring great prosperity to his family in the future, and his wife is fighting against him and becoming another obstacle between him and his mission.

It’s sad.

The bitch probably thought she’d turn him into her personal wallet after marriage while he probably thought that he found a woman who understands the value of delaying gratification and who’d support him thorough his mission.

If she wants like $3,500 a month for taking care of their kids, how much should she pay her husband for taking care of her and the kids?