I’m in the same boat. My other half has been stuck with me for nearly twenty years now and bigger and better things have come up that have needed the money spent on it.
The bit of paper will come in handy if one of us kicks the bucket though, or even when it comes to claiming certain tax allowances in the UK. I just want to make sure they’re sorted financially when I end up brown bread, and proving their connection to me is going to me one of the last things on the list in the immediate aftermath of a bereavement.
I’m not arsed one way or another about it though.
vala@lemmy.world 2 days ago
I think “no uncertain terms” is the phrase you want there.
Lumidaub@feddit.org 2 days ago
You pass the test! Yaaay! <sweat> uh, yeah, everybody else fails the, uh, test that I, uh, intentionally setup by writing “in uncertain terms” instead of “in no uncertain terms”! <eyes darting around> Congrats!
Remember, kids: always proofread at least two times 😜
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Thank you, appreciated :)