LOL ! Me too . There really are two kinds of people in the world . <| sep |> To be fair , it worked the animation this season is a clear step up . There ' s been some great Sakuga moments already <| sep |> I wasn ' t seeing them either for months . I don ' t know if it has started to happen recently or not though . From what I read it can ' t be possible but I don ' t know . Can you tell me what you see in that moving image ? Turn down the speed to 1 and look really close like very close , a few cm to the moving colours , especially the gray . i n v e r s i o npatternthickcolorbarsppf 1 And yeah , TFT Central haven ' t done a review of either but they do the Asus MG 248 Q . <| sep |> Been with my wife for almost 10 years now . We have one account for the household and the rest is separate . We calculated how much the household needed to run and how much we each pay into it . The household account is used for everything the house needs and any big purchases outwith normal running are discussed . Beyond that , I know next to nothing about my wife ' s financial situation . I am aware of some savings , some inheritance , but the specifics are not my business . From what you have posted , your boyfriend is happy keeping the money separate and for each of you to pay your share . Personally , I don ' t find that an unusual situation . I don ' t want to be a downer but if you break up at least you will be able to discuss how everything is split and how much is owed to each person . I would shift to a shared spreadsheet covering theses accounts rather than a notebook but that is just the geek in me . One thing that you mentioned that did bother me you seem annoyed that your boyfriend only uses cash rather than credit . While having some debt is good for your credit rating , reliance on credit and credit cards isn ' t great . Both credit cards and finance companies are bad business for consumers and I applaud your boyfriend for living within his means .