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I figure I would ask stackers who have either been in relationships before starting their journey on bitcoin or started a new relationship with a non-stacker while being a already being a stacker.
I fall into the second one - my partner understands (or so I think) my reasoning of saving in bitcoin. I have explained to her hard money, fiat currencies, government monopoly, etc. She even started buying a little bit but then stopped. She sees real estate as a better option.
And hey, with these crazy rent prices in western Europe I do agree that paying a mortgage is better than paying rent to a degree.
I'm curious how you people out there navigated this topic and how future plans a are affected by this. (Assuming you see your partner as a long term relationship)
With real estate, it's not unreasonable to think of buying your own house as more than a simple financial investment. There are qualitative differences about owning and you have to pay to live somewhere.
My wife and I have our own retirement accounts from prior jobs and we manage them separately. She was supportive of me going all-in on (paper) bitcoin.
For our day-to-day financial management, she's fine with me stacking sats, as long as we maintain a sufficient emergency fund.
It's very important to meet your partner where they are, when you can. Making a life together means trusting each other not to make completely ruinous choices.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b 4 Oct
I figure I would ask stackers who have either been in relationships before starting their journey on bitcoin or started a new relationship with a non-stacker while being a already being a stacker.
The latter for me as well.
My partner prefers to be unconcerned with money so there isn't much to navigate. On occasion we've discussed buying a house but never very seriously. To the extent that we discuss longterm savings, it's usually around avoiding further impoverishing ourselves due to my hand-to-mouth founder salary.
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