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The situation of the single mom is really complicated. If I were on her shoes, I'll do the same thing also. I will not set aside my son for my career knowing that no one will take good care of him. I know that job is very important, most especially that she's the only one raising her son. If we will observe within the modern world, most households are two income households, and that can create just a little difficulty in how things get run. That doesn't mean you've to view it as competing incomes, or tie your self worth to your net worth (if you do, you're not smart - Warren Buffett is going to end up just as dead as you are, and also the worms don't care) - it just means you've to run a spending budget together, and figure out some things about the household expenses. Are bills split equally, or apportioned? Is one partner saddled with little or no burden when the other runs for cash advances?