If you thought marriage arguments over money only boiled down to who forgot to pay the power bill, think again. One Reddit user dropped a story in r/AmItheA**hole that has readers wondering if her husband's anger says more about control than cash.
The couple, both 33, have been together since college and by any measure are crushing it financially. They each earn close to $200,000 a year, wiped out student loans years ago, inherited a mortgage-free house, and have 18 months of living expenses socked away. They even max out their 401(k)s. In other words, no one here is living paycheck to paycheck.
