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Carolyn Hax是《华盛顿邮报》的专栏作家,每周载文回应读者的各种困惑。恋人或夫妻的“生活观”若截然不同,该如何应对?请看Carolyn Hax为您慧语解惑吧!亲爱的卡洛琳:从小父母就教我节俭过日子,日常用度从不超出实际所需。我穿旧衣服,汽车开到快散架。总的来说,我们一家人生活舒适,但毕竟空间刚刚够,这确实考验人的底线。我未婚夫对节俭的看法很不同。他家经济条件比我家强得多,他一直生活得很好,收入够花,没有不良财务状况,也从没必要节俭。
Carolyn Hax, a columnist for The Washington Post, has a weekly essay that responds to readers’ confusion. Lovers or couples “life concept ” If the very different, how to deal with? Look at Carolyn Hax for your Hui language doubts it! Dear Caroline: childhood taught me to save my life, daily expenses never exceed the actual Required. I wear old clothes, the car drove to the casual bar. In general, our family lives comfortably, but after all the space is just enough, which really tests the bottom line. My fiance’s view of thrift is very different. He has a much better financial condition than my family. He has been living well, has enough income, no bad financial position, and never needs to be frugal.