Last week I met my husband after leaving work, I was in a rush ’cause I
had to buy paper to do a school work. So we met and I said I wanted to have a
coffee with him before doing anything, during the coffee (he didn’t have
anything ’cause he was full) we ended up talking about the bills and who should
be responsible for what. I said that he was paying our the rent because when we
decided to live together he knew I couldn’t pay for it, but I’d help him pay it
as soon as I get a job that pays better than my current job. So he said I was
saying “So the one who invites is the one who pays? Ok, you’ll pay for your
pie”, I was going to pay for it anyway.
Then we left and walked home, on the way we talked about how much we loved each other, that YES, we had a lot of arguments but in his spare time he has taught himself the skills needed to interpret satellite imagery and using open source pictures, he has built-up an encyclopaedic knowledge of the sorts of air defences used by a country like Syria. In his view "the Syrian and Turkish accounts do not appear to be wholly irreconcilable. If Syria initiated the engagement process as soon as an airspace violation was detected then there is every possibility that the Turkish aircraft did in fact leave the area prior to being shot down," he explains. The strong thing about us was that we enjoyed spending time together. On the way home we went to the shopping mall so I could get the paper, just to tease him (I know I shouldn’t have teased him, my mistake) I said “Hey, will you pay for my paper? You’re the one who’s gonna use it anyway, with the TV, the video game, your computer”, and he made a face like he was really mad at me and said “It’s your school work, you’ll pay for it!”. Pay what you want is a pricing system where buyers pay any desired amount for a given commodity, sometimes including zero. In some cases, a minimum (floor) price may be set, and/or a suggested price may be indicated as guidance for the buyer. The buyer can also select an amount higher than the standard price for the commodity.
Giving buyers the freedom to pay what you want may seem to not make much sense for a seller, but in some situations it can be very successful. I got really upset with him, and finally walking home he said he’d never buy an apartment while we were not officially married, ’cause I could wake up one day on a bad mood and tell him I wanted half of the apartment, that made me so mad I told him I want us to go on separate ways, of course I didn’t…I just wanted to affect him as much as he was affecting me, and I did. I left to go to school and he texted me saying I decided to split because of the money I spent with the pie, coffee and the paper. And I sent him a hotheaded mean text…basically saying I gave up living with my parents to move in with him and that it cost me the life of a normal student and that I couldn’t take it anymore. In this case, the Russian Pantsyr-S1E would be the logical weapon involved, although the 13-mile range represents the very outer limit of the system's capability".
The Pantsyr-S1E is a relatively modern Russian air defence system that has been delivered to Syria in recent years. This is because it eliminates many disadvantages of conventional pricing. It is obviously attractive to buyers to be able to pay whatever they want, for reasons that include eliminating fear of whether a product is worthwhile at a given set price and the related risk of disappointment or “buyer's remorse.” For sellers it obviates the challenging and sometimes costly task of setting the “right” price (which may vary for different market segments). For both, it changes an adversarial conflict into a friendly exchange, and addresses the fact that value perceptions and price sensitivities can vary widely among buyers.so I was hotheaded, and I didn’t mean to call him stingy, or tell him that I wanted to on separate ways. I’m having a very stressful life, I leave home at 7am and go back at 11pm, on my spare time I do school work, or I meet him after work because I enjoy his company. On weekends I enjoy playing video games with him, and I don’t have the nerve to do any school work, or to think about how my work days are.
I hate my job but I don’t want to resign because I like having money to do my stuff, and to get him stuff, or just not to ask him for money, ’cause we are not rich, and I like the thought of one day making as much money as him and helping with the bills and everything.
He says I’m selfish and ungrateful, that sometimes I just don’t care about our house because I don’t make the bed when i wake up, and because sometimes I forget to wash the dishes for days, or because he cleans the litter box more than I do (although we alternate, sometimes he cleans it, sometimes it’s me, depends on who has spare time). And because I’m always complaining.
When he’s mad he forgets there are so many good things about us, and I think love should always prevail
Then we left and walked home, on the way we talked about how much we loved each other, that YES, we had a lot of arguments but in his spare time he has taught himself the skills needed to interpret satellite imagery and using open source pictures, he has built-up an encyclopaedic knowledge of the sorts of air defences used by a country like Syria. In his view "the Syrian and Turkish accounts do not appear to be wholly irreconcilable. If Syria initiated the engagement process as soon as an airspace violation was detected then there is every possibility that the Turkish aircraft did in fact leave the area prior to being shot down," he explains. The strong thing about us was that we enjoyed spending time together. On the way home we went to the shopping mall so I could get the paper, just to tease him (I know I shouldn’t have teased him, my mistake) I said “Hey, will you pay for my paper? You’re the one who’s gonna use it anyway, with the TV, the video game, your computer”, and he made a face like he was really mad at me and said “It’s your school work, you’ll pay for it!”. Pay what you want is a pricing system where buyers pay any desired amount for a given commodity, sometimes including zero. In some cases, a minimum (floor) price may be set, and/or a suggested price may be indicated as guidance for the buyer. The buyer can also select an amount higher than the standard price for the commodity.
Giving buyers the freedom to pay what you want may seem to not make much sense for a seller, but in some situations it can be very successful. I got really upset with him, and finally walking home he said he’d never buy an apartment while we were not officially married, ’cause I could wake up one day on a bad mood and tell him I wanted half of the apartment, that made me so mad I told him I want us to go on separate ways, of course I didn’t…I just wanted to affect him as much as he was affecting me, and I did. I left to go to school and he texted me saying I decided to split because of the money I spent with the pie, coffee and the paper. And I sent him a hotheaded mean text…basically saying I gave up living with my parents to move in with him and that it cost me the life of a normal student and that I couldn’t take it anymore. In this case, the Russian Pantsyr-S1E would be the logical weapon involved, although the 13-mile range represents the very outer limit of the system's capability".
The Pantsyr-S1E is a relatively modern Russian air defence system that has been delivered to Syria in recent years. This is because it eliminates many disadvantages of conventional pricing. It is obviously attractive to buyers to be able to pay whatever they want, for reasons that include eliminating fear of whether a product is worthwhile at a given set price and the related risk of disappointment or “buyer's remorse.” For sellers it obviates the challenging and sometimes costly task of setting the “right” price (which may vary for different market segments). For both, it changes an adversarial conflict into a friendly exchange, and addresses the fact that value perceptions and price sensitivities can vary widely among buyers.so I was hotheaded, and I didn’t mean to call him stingy, or tell him that I wanted to on separate ways. I’m having a very stressful life, I leave home at 7am and go back at 11pm, on my spare time I do school work, or I meet him after work because I enjoy his company. On weekends I enjoy playing video games with him, and I don’t have the nerve to do any school work, or to think about how my work days are.
I hate my job but I don’t want to resign because I like having money to do my stuff, and to get him stuff, or just not to ask him for money, ’cause we are not rich, and I like the thought of one day making as much money as him and helping with the bills and everything.
He says I’m selfish and ungrateful, that sometimes I just don’t care about our house because I don’t make the bed when i wake up, and because sometimes I forget to wash the dishes for days, or because he cleans the litter box more than I do (although we alternate, sometimes he cleans it, sometimes it’s me, depends on who has spare time). And because I’m always complaining.
When he’s mad he forgets there are so many good things about us, and I think love should always prevail
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