Balancing BTC and Relationships: Seeking Your Perspective!

I'm in my late 20s, and I've been considering starting a family with the woman I love. Currently, my savings are all in BTC, and I'm determined to hold onto it no matter what, as I believe in its long-term potential. While I want to marry her, I'm facing a dilemma as she seems to have a different approach to money.

I've had experiences in the past where I let my emotions drive financial decisions in relationships, and it ended up costing me both financially and emotionally. So, this time, I want to prioritize financial security and logic without compromising on love.

However, I find it challenging to discuss my views on BTC with her without sounding stingy or overly cautious. I fear that explaining my perspective might push her away. I've tried before, but it seemed like she didn't quite grasp the significance of investing in BTC.

I understand relationships can be emotional and complex, but I believe that as a man looking to build a family, I need to ensure a secure future first. I want to avoid repeating past mistakes and be financially prepared for any challenges life throws our way.

My question to you all is, how do I strike a balance between my belief in BTC and my desire to build a loving and understanding relationship with her? Has anyone here faced a similar situation, and how did you handle it? Any insights or advice on navigating this delicate balance would be greatly appreciated.



Submitted August 05, 2023 at 03:25PM by NoShower2841 https://ift.tt/3hrDIwc

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