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My wife(31F) is a very practical person and not really “girly”. I don’t know how to explain it other than she sees everything as a cost benefit analysis and doesn’t seem to take much of her own preferences into account if she thinks something is objectively better. She is a senior data scientist so maybe it’s why she is good at her job. I love the practically it’s so nice to have a debate on why we should do something because of x y and z not because of feelings.

But I asked her a question on Sat and it’s been bugging me since. I asked her why she married me kind of wanting to hear how much she loves me. She said “because you asked”. And I asked “well what made you say yes?” Then she said “because I trust your judgement”. I was kind of taken aback and asked her what she meant. She essentially explained that she loves me but that’s not enough and she would never marry someone based on love alone. She said when she was younger she loved an idiot who would have ruined her life if she married him so she never dated him seriously. She says love and marriage are not the same things. She said she trusts me to make decisions that would benefit us and our goals and marriage is like trusting someone with your life and everything you have built. I guess I should be flattered but it only seems like she picked me because Im a logical choice. Shouldn’t it be more than that? That’s what is bothering me. But I also know she sincerely thinks it’s a huge compliment.

I've been dating this guy for a while, and everything seemed great until a recent date when he mentioned he's a fan of Andrew Tate. He actively listens to Tate's podcasts and aligns with many of his views, although he claims to disagree with Tate's opinions about women. This revelation has left me concerned, as I've only encountered Tate through brief social media clips and fundamentally disagree with his ideology. Could this be a major red flag? What are your thoughts?