Hey, Hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more relationship stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider in that like, subscribe, maybe that notification bell too. Let's crack on with today's first story. Much love, guys. Now,'s first story comes from Lady's Savings and says,

I the arseller here. Husband accused me of financial infidelity. Husband, 33 male and 33 female,

have been married for 10 years, together since college. Since starting out, we made financial

security a priority and have been able

to achieve that, albeit with some good luck along the way. We both have good jobs paying close

to 200k each. Student loans were paid off within a few years. Both went to state schools with

some scholarship, so didn't have a lot of debt to begin with. We live in a house I inherited

from my grandmother, no mortgage, and don't have any credit card debt. We max out our 401ks

and currently have 18 months of expenses in our emergency fund and are still adding to it.

Our cars are both paid off and should be good for another five plus years and we don't

have any credit

card debt. We manage our finances in a hybrid manner, joint accounts for bills and savings,

and separate accounts for our fun money. We each get a pretty generous monthly allotment.

The fund money is strictly for our individual expenses, hobbies, clothes, outings with friends,

etc. And not for things like date nights, vacations or large joint purchases like household appliances

and repairs, which come out of our joint account. We also agreed that if either of us gets

any bonuses or has any side hustle income, those go into our individual fund money accounts, unless the funds

are needed for a larger expense, such as a major home repair. In terms of the fun money,

my husband is much more of a spender than I am due to the expensive hobbies, in particular golf

in collecting sports memorabilia, and he's also more into designer clothes, which is fine, it's his fun money.

On the other hand, my hobbies are a lot less expensive, running and working out, reading and baking.

In general, I'm more introverted and a great time for me as a tea with a friend at one of our homes, with homemade pastries.

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