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Spouse spends too much on becoming pro
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[QUOTE="Sandra87, post: 3403549, member: 227021"] The rest of our relationship has been pretty good, we have tons of fun together and for the most part we figure out ways to fix things we disagree on. Although, we disagree on whether or not having friends of opposite gender is acceptable as married adults, and he doesn't care how it makes me feel because he would never cheat and it hurts him that I'd be worried about that. I think it's rude to me, as his wife, that he would text a female from school about non-school things. We're not in high school, which is how I view that type of relationship. I'm trying to see that kind of thing in a more healthy way though, because I understand most people don't think this way and I certainly don't want to be controlling. He did stop responding to her so much when we fought about it because it hurt me so badly. He doesn't play poker all day, and he just recently finally got tired of losing a certain type of poker that he's been playing the last couple years (it's not no limit, 200-100 something?), but he's going to continue playing tournaments (small and big). I'm just so tired of his not caring about how it makes me feel, I'm not trying to control his life I just don't want him to ruin ours and to consider what I propose because I am excellent with finances. [/QUOTE]
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