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    In a new anthology "The Secret Currency of Love: The Unabashed Truth About Women, Money, and Relationships," 10 writers examine their feelings about money and how it affects their most intimate relationships. "Money is omnipresent, no matter how much or how little you have ... It always feels like a dirty subject, but it plays a huge role in family and romantic relationships. In this economy especially, as people are worried about losing their jobs or are having financial problems, it's harder for them to deal with money issues in a veiled way." The book's essays explore topics like keeping separate bank accounts, being the family's main breadwinner, the high cost of single parenthood, and one woman's secret desire to be financially supported by a man. Full Article at The Delaware News Journal
    Money is omnipresent, no matter how much or how little you have ... It always feels like a dirty subject, but it plays a huge role in family and romantic relationships. In this economy especially, as people are worried about losing their jobs or are having financial problems, it's harder for them to deal with money issues in a veiled way.
    SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 11 months ago
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  1. It was only because he was a very rich man who had so much that people thought I was crazy to leave him, just because I wasn't in love ... If he was an unemployed actor, no one would've been surprised.
    SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 11 months ago

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