BetterEveryDay2021 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
11	In most cases, it is a bad, bad idea to buy a house, especially your childhood home, with a bf, not a husband 🚩10 years together, no ring 🚩he makes > $100k, she $60k, but planning to split mortgage 50/50 🚩house is barely affordable even with their combined income. Ways this can go south in 3…2…1 His debt might be federally subsidized and only costing something like 2% a year, which is less than inflation. In which case, it's smart to continue paying it down on the schedule and save what you can, to be able to have savings generally in case something goes wrong (federally-subsidized loans can be frozen, with no payments due, if you lose your job, go back to school, get sick, etc.), or to be able to have the downpayment for a house someday.	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	07/11/21 01:07 PM
63	I can’t help but feel there’s some propaganda going on to influence women away from education/ financial success… in favour of being a dedicated wife to a less intelligent, low earning partner. Here’s the evidence & my response: Right? Smarter women HAVE better options. The smarter you are, the more likely it is you have a good job and stable income of your own, and you get to be single rather than having to stay in some dead-end relationship with a dead-end dude, just so you can cover rent. These articles are so infuriating. As if all relationships are equally valuable, and it's always true that "in a relationship" > single. I feel like: high value relationship > single > low value relationship.	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	20/10/21 04:53 PM

BetterEveryDay2021 Archive

I can’t help but feel there’s some propaganda going on to influence women away from education/ financial success… in favour of being a dedicated wife to a less intelligent, low earning partner. Here’s the evidence & my response: