MCaesar
@mcaesar91
8 Years
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Posted by ScheherazadePosted by HeavyEntertainmentShow
She clearly cares more about money than logic.
Can you imagine being stuck with that creature for the rest of your life?
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Posted by ScheherazadePosted by mcaesar91
which is why I find it wildly inconsistent when she knows I'm saving to buy a house for us to live in
She may not think that. Have you included her on any decisions or have you started saving for a ring or wedding or anything?
You might think it’s obvious but she may not. Gemini typically assumes our partners are in our heads and understand our motives and we forget to actually communicating what’s on our mindclick to expand
Posted by ScheherazadePosted by mcaesar91Posted by ScheherazadePosted by mcaesar91
which is why I find it wildly inconsistent when she knows I'm saving to buy a house for us to live in
She may not think that. Have you included her on any decisions or have you started saving for a ring or wedding or anything?
You might think it’s obvious but she may not. Gemini typically assumes our partners are in our heads and understand our motives and we forget to actually communicating what’s on our mind
Yes, I have, I've been saving for a ring. Wedding not yet - however we've both had discussions on what we want and how we would want that to go. She knows the property is a big focus for me in the short term (6-9 months), but she also knows that we'll take that next step soon. I didn't think I had the need to describe everything to her when she knows why and where the money is going. The need for a car, or her insitence that I make silly purchases outside of that, I think is missing the mark when she clearly knows i'm playing the long game here.
Have you said all of this to her point by point?click to expand



Posted by ScheherazadePosted by mcaesar91
which is why I find it wildly inconsistent when she knows I'm saving to buy a house for us to live in
She may not think that. Have you included her on any decisions or have you started saving for a ring or wedding or anything?
You might think it’s obvious but she may not. Gemini typically assumes our partners are in our heads and understand our motives and we forget to actually communicating what’s on our mindclick to expand


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I'm stuck in a situation with my cappy gf and really not sure of how to proceed. Lately, this situation has become more and more of an issue and it's starting to get to a point where I feel like I need to step in and say something or it'll cause a huge blow-up down the road.
Anyway, the situation is one of finances. To give some perspective, I've been working and studying full time for the past few years and I've admitted as much that during my younger years I wasn't good with my money. I've tried hard to change those bad habits, especially after I become involved with my GF. For the past 7-8 months I haven't had a car, that being I had one (it's an older car) but it's been sitting idle and I'm waiting to sell it for parts. During this period my GF has become increasingly irritated at the fact that I haven't bought another one. Whilst I agree that it's practical to have a car I've been saving a lot of money to use towards a house deposit, something I'm very close to having and using to buy soon.
My GF always makes snide remarks here and there about purchases I make, especially saying I shouldn't have spent it on this or that. I recently bought a TV as I had a TV for the past 2 years with a scratch in the middle, the TV was under $ 500. I didn't see this as a big purchase, she did. I've tried telling her that I want to get a proper car, not a bomb. She just thinks I'm making excuses. She is a privileged as her dad bought her a high-range sports car and is going to swap that for another new car soon, all while she doesn't have to save or pay for it herself so I strongly feel like she doesn't have my perspective because she doesn't have the same worries I do.
Whenever I try to bring the topic up she runs from it and says I'm just making excuses. How do I put my point across to a stubborn cappy. I don't know whether to take a strong stance or try and be accomodating. My natural behaviour is to take a strong chance but I love this woman and am honestly scared that she'll take it the wrong way and go nuts.
Any thoughts on how to discuss this with her?