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Red flag.. controlling behaviour? Would you end it?

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Lovebeingamummy77 · 06/10/2017 00:08

Ive been with my partner 6 months. Hes 39 im 35. He is ultra organised in every way... immaculate house, hot on saving money and not wasting money. Pumps money into savings n shates etc... I turned up at his one night with food i'd brought in a 5p supermarket bag which he commented "i hope you didnt just pay for this".. ie wasting 5 p .. hes handed me reusable charity bags. Hates any waste.. Hes admitted his hobby is saving money and says hes a "couponer". He earns 50k.. no kids..puts 800 pounds a month away in a pension so he can retire aged 50. Keeps his house pristine in case one say he sells it he knows its immaculate and gets top price.
I own my own place, good job and my owm income. I have equity in my house and im careful with money but not to his extent... i enjoy life, spend money and have a few hundred on a crefit card and it doesnt bother me as i know will clear it.

Last night he said if we were married would i consider having my salary going into his account and he pays a bills, puts money into savings abd gives me an allowance etc.. i said.. hell no.. how about you give me ur salary etc.. his reply was hes better at finances than me.. (im a professional petson and earn decent money..own my own home and no major debts, but yeh i have the odd bit on a credit card!) .. he said that me paying a fiver on an over draft interest isnt good and if marrried hed like to make our money go further etc...

OP posts:
Willow2017 · 06/10/2017 15:13

'Cory*
Hit the nail right on the head.

It's all about how you will fit in to his lifestyle. How you will 'conform'.

He isn't joking about anything he is spelling out your future.

coconuttella · 06/10/2017 21:10

I wouldn't end it but you were right with tells by him 'hell no'

What redeeming qualities are you seeing here (based on what we've been given) not to end it?!

Worriedobsessive · 06/10/2017 21:21

He's gone on the wee alone. Ugh.

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