Nicole Priest
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Do You Still Need Your Parents? How Attachment Influences Your Life
I am a big fan of The Mel Robbins Podcast. In her podcast, Mel Robbins often invites scholars from various backgrounds to talk about their work, and how their work may have an impact on everyday life. Recently, one of her podcasts was centered on what it’s like to be in your 20s.[1] She discussed that many events in one’s 20s are accompanied by some level of stress.1 My twenties have been full of life-changing decisions and a mix of social, professional, and financial pressures. Research demonstrates that emerging adults are under a lot of stress, especially related to money.[2] While financial stress is common, there are a variety of contributing factors and nuances that make finances stressful for emerging adults. One of these factors is attachment style.[3]
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Money Talks, and So Do We
Finances can be both one of the most stressful and one of the most important topics in marriage.[1] The way couples manage finances impacts not only financial satisfaction but also relationship satisfaction, for better or for worse.[2] Financial management can be connected to marital stability, satisfaction, disagreements, and conflict. Evidently, finances hold a lot of weight. Because it is such a heavy, consuming topic, careful consideration of how finances fit into one’s marriage can be vital to a marriage’s success.
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