Dear Dr. Romance: I guess we don't separate the "math" from the "emotion!"

Dear Dr. Romance:

I saw your article "How to Avoid Financial Infidelity" about couples fighting over finances:

I am totally on board as I think what you share is phenomenal. The challenge is my approach I suppose as my wife is almost NEVER on board. I guess we don't separate the "math" from the "emotion!" Trust me we're gonna to have to sit down and be more business-like and professional for sure, what a great approach. I hope it helps.

Dear Reader:

Thank you.  I hope it helps, too.  Remember, you and your wife have created a behavior habit pattern, and it takes a while to change it. Have you tried talking with her about how you two negotiate money?   "How to Avoid Financial Infidelity" contains guidelines for money talks which can help you both be more rational and less emotional about money.  "Couples Can Cooperate for Suceess" can teach you skills for working together as partners.  Money, Sex and Kids: Stop Fighting about the Three Things That Can Ruin Your Marriage contains all the information, exercises and examples you need to recreate a loving partnership.

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