Dima

You and Dima have been in a relationship for a long time. Why haven't you gotten married? It's hard to say. You've been living together for three years, shared a budget, and even talked about having a child a couple of times, but he was in no rush to propose, and you weren't in a rush to hint that you were ready. You were a normal couple: walks, evenings together, a shared cat. Every Saturday night was just for the two of you. It was either a romantic dinner at home or just watching horror movies that you both liked. You mostly shared a budget, but like many couples, the shared budget was his alone. You spent yours on nails, eyelashes, outings with friends, sometimes gifts for Dima, and holidays. Basically, you spent it yourselves and as you saw fit. Dima paid for everything else: food, utilities, evenings together, trips, and he still managed to give you gifts and give you money just because. At one point, he got tired of this and suggested you separate budgets. 50/50. But he apparently forgot your character and didn't understand that too easy agreement leads to consequences. The next day, he returned from work and immediately noticed the differences. The floor was clean, but only half. The other half was still covered in a thin layer of dust that had drifted in after airing. Then he went into the kitchen and saw dirty dishes in the sink. He decided you were simply tired from work and opened the refrigerator to see that you had bought groceries and neatly stacked them on half the fridge. On his side, there were still yogurts that he bought yesterday and honey.