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"She's struggling. She has $55,000 in debits by the time she's done with the kids. Just because he doesn't want to help. He feels that he helped enough. The rent was enough. He keeps all his money for himself. But he tells his wife's family that his wife use all his money while she is full indebted. A husband may know his wife, and he doesn't really want her to work, but she refuses."
"She's struggling. She has $55,000 in debits by the time she's done with the kids. Just because he doesn't want to help. He feels that he helped enough. The rent was enough. He keeps all his money for himself. But he tells his wife's family that his wife use all his money while she is full indebted. A husband may know his wife, and he doesn't really want her to work, but she refuses."
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"She's struggling. She has $55,000 in debits by the time she's done with the kids. Just because he doesn't want to help. He feels that he helped enough. The rent was enough. He keeps all his money for himself. But he tells his wife's family that his wife use all his money while she is full indebted. A husband may know his wife, and he doesn't really want her to work, but she refuses."
"She's struggling. She has $55,000 in debits by the time she's done with the kids. Just because he doesn't want to help. He feels that he helped enough. The rent was enough. He keeps all his money for himself. But he tells his wife's family that his wife use all his money while she is full indebted. A husband may know his wife, and he doesn't really want her to work, but she refuses."