Katharina Buczek
And because of that, her husband does end up having less “spending money” than she does each month. However, that is just because she earns a higher salary.
She uses most of her extra “spending money” on things that benefit her entire family, too.
“Like groceries, household needs, stuff for the kids, and their extracurricular activities,” she noted.
Plus, if there is anything left over in her own budget, she will usually buy her husband whatever he wants when he has no money left in his.
Just a couple of days ago, though, it was her birthday. And that morning, she decided to send some money to her mother. That way, her mom could pick up some breakfast and deliver it to her at work.
However, her husband ended up asking for some food, too.
So, she told her husband that was fine but claimed he needed to pay her back out of his own money the following day.
Rather than saying that was okay, though, her husband actually got really annoyed. Apparently, he claimed that he did not have a ton of money to spend on himself for breakfast since he had just contributed to bills and savings.
“We have just put down a payment on a car and are saving the rest to pay off,” she added.
Quite frankly, though, she did not have a lot of money left either. After all, she had just put a huge chunk of change into their shared savings.
And honestly, she just thought that a breakfast treat from her husband on her birthday would have been a nice gesture.
