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All right. Today's question, Jade, comes from Anthony in California. I'll read it to you.

I got married three years ago with a pre-up. My wife is a pharmacist. She makes around 200,000 a year.

I'm a teacher bringing home 80,000 a year. She owned a home before we got married. That's worth $900,000. I know that

the house is not mine, and I have no rights to it. I contribute $1,700 a month to household expenses,

plus $500 out of my check a month for health insurance. I'm not building any equity. I asked my wife if she would be willing to sell her house.

I can't wait for you to answer this and buy a smaller house together. She said she's not willing

to give up her house to make me feel better about myself. Am I wrong for questioning our marriage? Oh my goodness. Can I get a bag of popcorn

before you dive into this? I mean, I'm just... Whoa. A lot to break down there.

There's so much circulating around like value and worth of the person based off of the money

and the assets that they have.

I mean, obviously, she's the one that made you sign the pre-up.

And my guess is, is it assumed that the pre-up meant that he doesn't have the house?

Yeah.

She retains full ownership.

I'll bet you that's what that means.

Yeah.

I mean, I think so.

I mean, she's the one that, I mean, I think so. I mean,

she's the one that, I mean, I'm not, I'm not making judgment calls here. I'm just reading what the

paper says. She's the one that makes more money. She's the one that owns the house worth 900,000.

And she also knows who she's married to. And I mean, the dude straight up says, I have no rights to the house.

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