Author	Thread: Okay... I have a good chalenging 2 part "exercise" if you're up for it... Here's Part One...
Admin	Okay... I have a good chalenging 2 part "exercise" if you're up for it... Here's Part One... Posted : 28 Oct, 2010 06:23 AM Part One: Write 20 expectations you will have of your finance when you are married, then; take each expectation and write a short sentence indicating how your marriage relationship would be affected if this expectation were not met. Part two is on my next Forum Thread following this one... Post Reply
DontHitThatMark View Profile History	Okay... I have a good chalenging 2 part "exercise" if you're up for it... Here's Part One... Posted : 28 Oct, 2010 10:13 AM I don't think I can come up with 20...here's 1. Expectation #1: That she really biblically loves me. Everything falls under that one. I wouldn't want/expect her to do anything for me that she doesn't want to do. :peace::peace: Post Reply
Tulip89 View Profile History	Okay... I have a good chalenging 2 part "exercise" if you're up for it... Here's Part One... Posted : 28 Oct, 2010 10:50 AM Were we supposed to post all of them on here? I thought this was sort of a "do it on your own for personal development" sort of suggestion. Post Reply
Mercymay View Profile History	Okay... I have a good chalenging 2 part "exercise" if you're up for it... Here's Part One... Posted : 31 Oct, 2010 11:58 PM When I am married: 1. home / work I could be plain housewife or continue to work. It is up to the man in the house. I would be happy to just make a home or make a home and work also not to support him but to help my young girls up to a point. 2. space In getting married, what changed is ones space. I think for single guys it is hard to give up especially when getting hitched with a clingy partner. In almost everything one need to consider the other half and not just ones whole self. It is easier thought of than done. 3. credit card/thrift In finances, I will continue to be reasonably thrifty and maybe still continue to refuse using a credit card. I expect us to live within our means, or better below our means, and be worry free. Can only think of three expectations, I guess too much expectations is heading towards too much frustrations. Post Reply