Isaac Serna-Diez

2 weeks ago | yourtango.com | Isaac Serna-Diez

No two marriages are exactly the same, but according to one lawyer, certain professions tend to create marital troubles more commonly than others. A divorce attorney known as "KK" on TikTok posted a since-deleted video explaining a time when she was still in law school and a colleague of hers shared a curious perspective about marriages with men in certain professions.

2 weeks ago | yourtango.com | Isaac Serna-Diez

A woman turned to Reddit, looking for advice on whether his behavior regarding money was normal, considering their privileged circumstances. Apparently, he's frugal to a fault despite the fact that he earns a six-figure salary and she has a "substantial trust fund."After his frugality led him to regularly stock their fridge with produce from a local food bank, she had enough. The ensuing argument caused her to pack up and move in with her brother until their difference could be resolved.

3 weeks ago | yourtango.com | Isaac Serna-Diez

A 24-year-old father is struggling to raise his daughter, whom he had when he was only 19, and as such, does his best to support her in everything that she says and does in order to keep her happy. So, when the five-year-old girl was cycling through the future jobs she aspired to, one of the ones she landed on was housewife, and her desire to be a mom and stay home with the kids landed him in hot water. A father was called out for 'encouraging' his daughter to become a housewife.

1 month ago | yourtango.com | Isaac Serna-Diez

A man on TikTok named John vented his frustrations to his over three million followers in a video, talking about what he thinks is the most frustrating thing in the world. If your mind is going to things like mowing the lawn or paying bills, you're way off the mark. He claimed that the most frustrating thing in the world is the fact that his fiancée is such a kind-hearted person. Most people would say that’s a good thing, but he explained why it's stressing him out.

1 month ago | yourtango.com | Isaac Serna-Diez

A mother of four and her husband recently came into some money and were able to save enough in order to do some renovating and remodeling to their four-bedroom, two-bathroom home. Their four daughters, however, weren’t happy about the decision as they’d been asking for specific additions for years and were ignored. Now, she’s posting on Reddit to see if she and her husband made the wrong decision, and if they should have prioritized their kids over their own wants and needs.