Quote: (08-19-2011 05:20 PM)oldnemesis Wrote:
“I wouldn’t mind as much if he’d really been ‘Mommy’ and I’d really been ‘Daddy,’ ” says Anna, referring to the fact that she was forced to cut her husband a check for $100,000 when they divorced—half the amount of the appreciation over the course of their marriage of a house she owned.“But he wasn’t really Mommy. We had full-time babysitting.”
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What she consciously ignores, is that if the roles had been exactly reversed, she'd be first in line for that payday.