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Being “Miserly” To The Mrs?
By My 15 Hour Work Week  •  September 13, 2017
I read SMOL’s post on the difference between frugal and miserly with quite a bit of interest. Not to mention the conversation it generated with the numerous comments. He basically summed up the difference as:
A frugal person loves to spend less on himself; but when it comes to people that matter, he does not mind spending money on them.
A miser will not spend money on himself and others.
Although I largely agree with the above distinction, I personally don’t think it’s very useful, at least in my own situation. According to the Mrs, I tend to be “kinder and nicer” to friends or strangers as compared to loved ones like family. First, I would impose more of my own views and preferences on loved ones. For example, when I am out dining with her, I would actively express my displeasure if we are having something that is not ......
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By My 15 Hour Work Week
Hi, I am Thomas (a.k.a. Mr 15HWW) and I am in my early thirties. Very happily married (very strong emphasis here), I am the co-writer behind this blog. The other permanent writer is my wife Jasmine who has written two blog post so far (good luck searching for it here). But well, her contribution goes far and deep since she thinks she is actually the mastermind behind the rest of the other post ...
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