I've only been with my boyfriend for 2 months and we both know each others salary.
I don't think it's important to know really, unless you're looking at moving in together or anything which requires financial input. Even then you could get away with agreeing to a certain amount paid by each part and not have to know the salary. It's helpful to know what you can spend and stuff.
It's quite annoying that he earns more than double the amount I do and is quite sociable, so I'm spending a lot more money than usual. I haven't got to the stage of saying - well I can't really afford to do this - I really don't want him to feel pity and like he should pay for the majority - I like it to be even. So I've now volunteered to do six days a week at work at a job I hate just to get an extra £55 a week
Though when we go through stages of going out to eat I try to make sure we take it in turns to pay, he tends to suggest to go to cheaper places when it's my turn - so I'm partly glad he knows my salary for that.







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