Six Months of Wedding Savings GONE in One Purchase

Описание: A drained wedding savings fund reveals financial incompatibility, broken promises, and major red flags before this engaged couple gets married..

In this episode of The Engagement Edit, a real engagement story reveals what happens when shared visions, financial priorities, and stress responses are not truly aligned.

This situation is NOT about gaming. It's about betrayed financial agreements, misaligned money values, emotional withdrawal under stress, and red flags before “I do."

Money is one of the leading causes of divorce. Financial incompatibility rarely appears dramatic at first; rather, it shows up in small decisions, avoided conversations, and unilateral choices like the one this Reddit Poster experienced.

Inside this episode, we'll cover:
– The real issue behind the $8,000 decision
– Why “earning it back” misses the point
– How stress reveals long-term marriage patterns
– Three critical financial compatibility questions to ask before marriage

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🎯 TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - The Reddit Story Preview
01:05 - The Reality of $8,000 in Savings
02:23 - Conflicting Money Mindsets
04:04 - The Purchase That Ruined Everything
08:19 - The Behavior Shift
10:55 - The Only One Who Can Change the Fiancé
13:05 - Three Vital Questions for Your Relationship

🖥️ Original Reddit Post:   / my_fiancé_25m_spent_our_entire_savings_whi...  

RESEARCH MENTIONED
📚 Autonomy in Relatedness: How Need Fulfillment Interacts in Close
Relationships: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles...

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🎧 Music: Whiskey Ginger by Dylan Sitts

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