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Just like a lot of young people, this woman spends way beyond what she makes. Sad part is a man married into this woman with debt. Even if I love a woman and she loved me back, I couldn’t marry her if she’s loaded with debts, because that hurts me also. This woman has charge card debts as expensive as a house; ridiculous!
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If you were a REAL MAN you would marry her. /sarc
I'm going my own way. Maybe I'll see you there.
It is 0% down payment and you won’t pay any interest after 6 years. What an amazing offer!
I got no debt and I never will.
The problem isn’t the debt they both realize that they spent above their means and went to school to the tune of 335k in student loan debt. The problem is once everything is paid off she will be leaving him for someone better. Both the man and the woman are idiots, the man for spending above his means to impress her and keep her interested in him (lets face it he worships her pussy otherwise he wouldn’t be with someone with this much debt), and her for thinking she could continually spend his money before finding another beta she could monkey branch onto. She failed in acquiring the new debt free beta wallet and married this guy who is in debt for whatever reason maybe he gives her the gina tingles.
Regardless she will eventually have a friend tell her to find a better wallet once everything is paid off (if she can last that long) and he will be wondering wtf he did wrong to deserve her dumping him. Maybe he will learn from his mistake but the odds are stacked against him. He will have to learn the hard way multiple times if he is willing to take on this amount of debt for pussy.
The problem isn’t the debt they both realize that they spent above their means and went to school to the tune of 335k in student loan debt. The problem is once everything is paid off she will be leaving him for someone better. Both the man and the woman are idiots, the man for spending above his means to impress her and keep her interested in him (lets face it he worships her pussy otherwise he wouldn’t be with someone with this much debt), and her for thinking she could continually spend his money before finding another beta she could monkey branch onto. She failed in acquiring the new debt free beta wallet and married this guy who is in debt for whatever reason maybe he gives her the gina tingles.
Regardless she will eventually have a friend tell her to find a better wallet once everything is paid off (if she can last that long) and he will be wondering wtf he did wrong to deserve her dumping him. Maybe he will learn from his mistake but the odds are stacked against him. He will have to learn the hard way multiple times if he is willing to take on this amount of debt for pussy.This is something women are adopting as a normal tactic. Marrying the guy so he can pay off her debt, and the monute its over, she divorces him. Its one-sided “sugar daddy” where only the woman knows this is going to happen. Total fraud, and the guys need to sue these women for fraud.
These very same women who have gone on dates solely for meals, that scream about one guy who does the same thing to them. These women need to be sued for fraud.
Women want everything, but want responsibility and accountability for nothing.
The Darwin Awards tend to go for idiots who kill themselves in the moment. Perhaps there ought to be a category for slow motion suicide.
Having debt is okay if you have enough assets to offset the risk involved with having it. It can even be favorable. If you have enough money to buy things up front, you can usually get a lower interest rate than the money will earn.
People like this throw caution to the wind and build up 4 years gross income debt with no assets, recipe for disaster. Any life change like a lost job will cause them bankruptcy.
Murph ~ There is nothing brave or manly about entering into a contract with somebody which allows them to take your money, assets, children, and decades of your future income on a mere whim.
This is not going to end well for one of them. We all know which one THAT is.
Feminism isn't about equality with men, it's about leverage over men.
It is worth it to borrow $100,000 to get a degree so you can qualify for a job that pays $100,000? I think it may be worth it if you can LIVE MODESTLY. I mean: rent an apartment for $800 a month and drive a cheap, used car until the debt is paid off. I really don’t understand why people buy cars more than $20,000 if they have massive student loans and credit card debt. If I made $150,000 a year, I doubt that I would ever use a credit card. Why the hell would I need credit for anything? I could pay off the student loan in 4 years, and then live like a king.
"I saw that there comes a point, in the defeat of any man of virtue, when his own consent is needed for evil to win-and that no manner of injury done to him by others can succeed if he chooses to withhold his consent. I saw that I could put an end to your outrages by pronouncing a single word in my mind. I pronounced it. The word was ‘No.’" (Atlas Shrugged)
It is worth it to borrow $100,000 to get a degree so you can qualify for a job that pays $100,000? I think it may be worth it if you can LIVE MODESTLY. I mean: rent an apartment for $800 a month and drive a cheap, used car until the debt is paid off. I really don’t understand why people buy cars more than $20,000 if they have massive student loans and credit card debt. If I made $150,000 a year, I doubt that I would ever use a credit card. Why the hell would I need credit for anything? I could pay off the student loan in 4 years, and then live like a king.
Most people don’t think like that. The idea of credit is deeply rooted into American culture. I can’t listen to radio without hearing an ad about some credit rating improving service.
Americans think that if you make good money, you should see results from that NOW, and Max out the credit potential of that income so you can prove you make it. FIRE members make their 150k a year and save 125k of it, then retire after 15 years with a nice life and zero worries.
Murph ~ There is nothing brave or manly about entering into a contract with somebody which allows them to take your money, assets, children, and decades of your future income on a mere whim.
They are BOTH F~~~ed.
They will probably file bankruptcy which will ruin their credit rating, but absolve them from everything except the student loan debt, and then they shall start doing it all over again at even higher interest rates.
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Come to think of it this reminds me of a friend I still catch up with on rare occasions. He graduated in programming and got a decent job. Within a few weeks he sends me a picture of a brand new car parked in his parents driveway… Because he still lived there…yep. he’s living the full blown blue pill lifestyle altered by the overwhelming majority of his off time being spent gaming. A healthy long lasting marriage for sure there. 🙄
Murph ~ There is nothing brave or manly about entering into a contract with somebody which allows them to take your money, assets, children, and decades of your future income on a mere whim.
If I made $150,000 a year, I doubt that I would ever use a credit card. Why the hell would I need credit for anything?
Well…I get 1.5% cash back, never end up with a pocket full of change, and as long as you pay it off every month you never pay any interest either. I’ve literally made money by having a credit card…I guess that just goes to show you how bad people who carry balances on them get wrecked lol.
Most people don’t think like that. The idea of credit is deeply rooted into American culture. I can’t listen to radio without hearing an ad about some credit rating improving service.
Americans think that if you make good money, you should see results from that NOW, and Max out the credit potential of that income so you can prove you make it. FIRE members make their 150k a year and save 125k of it, then retire after 15 years with a nice life and zero worries.
My biggest expenses last year with 1 being the largest…
1. retirement savings
2. taxes
3. everything else combinedOnce you get your finances set up nicely like that, the idea of marrying into debt becomes laughable its so stupid. She’ll most likely just f~~~ you over and move along.
Come to think of it this reminds me of a friend I still catch up with on rare occasions. He graduated in programming and got a decent job. Within a few weeks he sends me a picture of a brand new car parked in his parents driveway… Because he still lived there…yep.
I never understood why cars are so high priority for so many people. By all means spend enough to get something reliable, and if you’ve got the cash and just want a nice car that is cool…but the amount of people who are in debt to begin with who just dig the hole deeper by getting an expensive car is insane. I know so many people who finance a car, and when its paid off its time to trade it in and go finance another one. Its kind of funny they could just drive that paid off one for a few more years, keep setting aside their old car payment into savings, and then go pay cash for the next car, but instead they’ll just be in perpetual debt for a car. Having a monthly car payment to them is just something they accept as a constant monthly expense they’ll have for life, like an electric bill or something. I’m pretty sure I know some people who over a life time will have spent more money on interest than the price of a new car.
Anonymous1A sucker is born every minute.
Hopefully, she leaves after debt is paid off and Beta Boy blows his brains out.
One less idiot in the world.
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