What happened to investing today's excesses for the future? I think that should be your line of thinking. Invest every extra coin you have until you... have enough for a comfortable life in future. more

Why would you ever stop working if you enjoy what you do? Simply stopping because you might not "need" the income is not a good reason. Fulfillment,... enjoyment, satisfaction, accomplishment, value added; will you experience all these if you left your job?  more

Please don't leave your job , consider savings and investments to build on financial freedom in the future to protect both of you and as well think of... creating more wealth for your generation. more

Sounds like some boundary issues. There’s a reason they feel this way that typically falls into to areas, that coworker has too much access to you... after hours, and/or, you have projected a reason for them to feel this way.

Leaving a job won’t change the connection or behavior. more

Please do not leave your job. You can't afford the insult that sometimes come with begging from your partner. I'm in it right now and it's not funny... honestly.  more

Please do not leave your job...the fulfilment that comes with work is unimaginable. This is the moment that you need to enjoy your work without... thinking about unpaid bills and other obligations, if any save your money as much as you can, open an investment account...
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Most people do that. Staying in a career makes them feel complete and independent

What happens if the partnership is altered? Divorce, death, break-up or terminal illness can all change the situation in a heart beat (or lack of).... Then what would you do, what's your back-up plan? I suggest you stay employed at some level, increase your savings, open a retirement account or 2. Use your money as a vacation or rainy day fund.  more

Work can be fulfillment. You do not state your age. You should verify what an employment gap might do to your Social Security payouts in the future.... If you have a gap in employment, be prepared to explain it to the satisfaction of any prospective new employers. more

Unless your partner put in writing that they are willing to support you and put money away for you to ensure you are provided for in the event that... you are no longer together, then I would advise you to continue working. if your partner is your legal spouse, that may offer some protections, but financial independence is essential. The lack of it will lead one into desperation. more

Respected sir please explain which type of partner and what facilities you can provide me sir or what is choose to stay. ??? Sir

Being your partner doesn't mean you will be facilitated by him or her choose to stay in your career