Katharina Buczek
For instance, she is currently a certified medical professional who is also in the process of furthering her education. So, she earns more, has a newer car, and also lives in a better apartment.
In fact, she claims to have asked her boyfriend and his daughter to move in with her since her boyfriend’s apartment building was “deplorable” compared to hers.
The only problem now, though, is that she is worried she will be the breadwinner for the rest of their relationship. And to be honest, being the main financial provider is just not how she envisioned her future as a wife.
“But he is the best man I’ve ever met and shared my life with. The purest and kindest soul. He takes amazing care of me in literally every other way, and I am happier with him than I had ever been with those ‘high value’ men,” she revealed.
Despite those feelings, though, she has still been left wondering if love is enough to make their relationship work and if she screwed up by falling in love with her boyfriend.
Why do you think she is stuck on the income disparity if her boyfriend is “perfect” in every other way? Is it possible to have a happy relationship without your boyfriend being the breadwinner? What advice would you give her?
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