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Originally posted by ktsnake
Sometimes it becomes necessary. Now paying school loans and such seems a little on the excessive side, but whatever works...
School loans are why I'm not engaged right now. I figure my next academic excercise will set me back a good 60-70K. If I were married, technically, she'd be responsible for half of that. I don't think that's really fair, so right now, at least, I'm not married. When school's done with, yeah, we'll probably make it legal.
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I've heard people say that when they are married, they throw all their bills together in one pot and combine their paychecks in the bank. Then they take out the $$$$ and pay the necessary bills first, regardless of "who" they belong to. That is fine, again, I think if you are married (or with set plans for that). I think that if a guy is willing to pay your bills like that, that he should be thinking in the long-term-settle-down-marriage-thought.