Monday, May 26, 2008
Whoopsie.... How many marriages were founded on the illusion of affluence
Guardian: Love is ... a good job and a hefty salary cheque
'When money looks like flying out of the window, love walks out the door,' said Sandra Davis, head of one of London's leading legal firms, Mishcon de Reya. 'Redundancies are still only being whispered about in the big City firms, but already we have never been busier with stay-at-home spouses asking what their options are.'
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1. it_is_going_with_a_bang said...
I could say what i think of people like that. But it would get very personal so I won't!!!!
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2. Tommydh said...
As the first thing that gets sold in a divorce is usually the house we can expect a few more forced sales adding to the stock of unsold housing. Another drop in the house price crash bucket.
3. pendulum said...
"Suddenly she's no longer the wife of the high-flying executive who lunches with the rest of the ladies, lives in a certain area and sends her children to a certain school. The impact of having to rediscover who she is can create feelings of anger and worthlessness" - you mean rediscover she's a..... high class hooker? Do we really need to pretend otherwise. The hubbies are no psychologists either.
4. yorkshireman said...
In sickness, health and redundancy ? I think not.