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careful credit 4645 and says, am I the asshole here for completely cutting off my wife from our

finances? Because she wouldn't stop ordering takeout. I'm 41 years old and male. My wife is 39 years old. My wife doesn't work due to a minor

disability. It's not as if she cannot work, but she complains of discomfort and exhaustion all the time.

The discussion over her working basically ended five years ago, and I've completely given up on the

prospect of her ever having a job

again. Seeing as she doesn't even come close to qualifying for disability and brings in no income,

we currently live entirely off my salary. I do not mind financially supporting her, but my wife's

spending habits have gradually become more and more reckless.

It began with her ordering takeout twice a week, and then that escalated into three times

a week, and now she's ordering takeout nearly every day.

This is all despite our fridge being stocked constantly.

I do the shopping and I make sure to even keep our freezer full of things she would only have to microwave.

Last month was a particularly heavy one for her. She spent $1,176 on delivery apps alone.

We cannot afford this. There were several days that she ordered twice.

I may have reacted harshly, but on Friday I pulled money out of our savings, completely

paid off the card and then canceled it.

I then removed all the money from our joint account and funneled it into my own account.

Apparently my wife learned this when she tried to order takeout. She tried to call the company

who explained the card had been cancelled. She texted me asking what had happened, and I responded

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