@Aimee Smale Founder of Odd Muse MY BOYFRIEND DIDN'T WANT TO WORK FOR ME...

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The video taps into a relatable and often taboo topic of gender roles in relationships and financial dynamics, creating intrigue and encouraging viewers to watch for the resolution and advice.

Summary

The speaker discusses the dynamic in her relationship where she earns more money than her boyfriend, and how this has been uncomfortable for others. She explains that she had to encourage him to work for her business, Odd Muse, to ensure their shared future success.

Structure

1Relationship dynamic: speaker earns more than boyfriend
2Societal discomfort with this dynamic
3Speaker's encouragement for boyfriend to work for her business
4Focus on shared success and future
5Speaker's belief in their journey and mutual support

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Aimee Smale (Founder of Odd Muse) ACTS - she is the speaker and the subject of the video, discussing her business and relationship. Removing her name would change the context of the video. HOT SMART RICH (Creator) APPEARS - it is a watermark/channel name in the corner of the screen. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Odd Muse ACTS - it is mentioned as the business the speaker works for. Removing it would change the context of the video.

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I make more money than him @Aimee Smale opens up about being the breadwinner in the relationship #aimeesmale #oddmuse #boyfriend

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MY BOYFRIEND DIDN'T WANT TO WORK FOR ME... AT THE MOMENT A RELATIONSHIP MORE MONEY AND THAT IS uncomfortable AROUND HOT SMART RICH I HAD TO SAY TO HIM THE ONLY WAY WE CAN DO THIS IS IF FOR ODD MUSE AND THE FIRST THING I'M NOT WORKING GIRLFRIEND WHAT AM I GOING I'M NOT DOING AND I SAID TO HIM OKAY BUT IN 20 YEARS TIME ARE WE GOING TO SAY OH YOU WORKED FOR A YEAR? SAY OH MY GOD WE WAS YOUNG AND WE WAS OUT IN MANHATTAN LIVED OUR BEST WHAT ARE WE GOING AND I ALWAYS I'VE HAD TO REMIND HIM OVER THE YEARS LISTEN TO AND LIKE TO OUR CORE WE'RE LIKE TWO NORMAL KIDS FROM LIKE IN ESSEX EVERYTHING IS THAT WE DO LIKE WE NEVER LOSE LIKE WE'RE SO WE'RE SO HAPPY TO THIS JOURNEY AND I THINK IT COMES FROM WANTING THAT SUCCESS WITH HIM HITTING A POINT WHERE I'M LIKE WITH WHERE AND I AM REALLY LIKE HOW TAKE HIM TO THE NEXT LEVEL AS MUCH AS HE'S BELIEVED IN ME GOING TO BE SUPER SUCCESSFUL

Transcript

at the moment I'm in a relationship where I earn more money than the man and that is uncomfortable for people to get the head around. I had to say to him, the only way we can do this is if for Odd Muse and the first thing, I'm not working girlfriend, what am I going to do? I'm not doing that. I don't want to do that. What am I going to tell my friends? I'm not doing that. And I said to him, okay, but in 20 years time, are we going to say, oh, you worked for a year? Or are we going to say, oh my god, we was young and we was out in Manhattan, lived our best. What are we going to do? And I always, I've had to remind him over the years, listen to and like, to our core, we're like two normal kids from like in Essex. Everything is that we do like, we never lose like we're so we're so happy to this journey. And I think it comes from wanting that success with him. We're now hitting a point where I'm like, with where and I am really like how take him to the next level as much as he's believed in me, going to be super successful.