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Old 01-22-2020, 07:52 PM
 
Location: Scottsdale, AZ
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Originally Posted by PriscillaVanilla View Post
It sounds like you made sacrifices so he could advance in his career, then he tried to penalize you for not earning as much as he did. There are lots of women out there who work part time jobs or stay home, so their husband can advance in their careers; but the men fail to realize this or appreciate the sacrifices made on their behalf. Then they complain when the wife gets half of everything in the divorce and the men scream "but it's all mine!!! I made more money than she did!!" I don't feel sorry for these men. They were propped up in their careers by their wives, in most cases.
I have dozens of emails from the stbx telling me he needs me, can't function without me, life isn't worth living when I'm not there, etc. During the marriage I performed invaluable services for him. He never had to lift a finger when he wasn't at work and he certainly never volunteered. I did everything or it wouldn't have gotten done. I spent three years renovating HIS house because he claimed he couldn't do it and work too. Because of that I missed out on $100,000 of sales from my business and got NOTHING for all that work. He sold that house for $1 million.

This is the same guy who will say, when it comes to mediation:

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"but it's all mine!!! I made more money than she did!!"

I spent the entire marriage propping him up. I was a fool.

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