WAG bans boyfriend from filthy act ahead of moving in together
Tequila Tierra founder Paris Tier, who is dating Greater Western Sydney Giants player Conor Stone, has laid out the couple's set of rules ahead of them moving in together.
'Conor and I are moving in together, and while you guys might think I am dating him for his money, I put together a rental prenup,' she said in a TikTok video, essentially saying the couple set out rules for living together.
She said having boundaries when it comes to living with a partner was important, and the situation was 100 per cent her idea. Ms Tier currently lives alone and only has to pay for herself.
'Bringing someone else into the situation — especially someone who eats the same as three people — my bills and everything are going to go up,' she said.
'Some of the things in this bill is our rental agreement, which covered who is going to pay for what.'
She said as her boyfriend earns more than her, he will cover more.
Ms Tier said that it was all about lifting each other up, and the prenup was there to reinforce that.
'For example, if you're living together for two months and your boyfriend starts farting in front of you — that's going to de-romanticise the relationship a lot,' she said.
'It's not really something I want to happen. So, I would write in the prenup 'I don't want you to fart in front of me'.'
She said that was a 'huge no no' for her.
The living agreement also dictates what chores each person would do.
For example, Stone takes out the garbage and Ms Tier focuses on washing sheets and cooking.
'I think it's really important to set boundaries like this so that in a few months, when you enter the roommate stage, you can come back and reflect on that,' she said.
'Every relationship is different so it might not work for you, but it works for us.'
Most people supported her thinking, saying it was incredibly important to have transparency and boundaries when living with a partner.
'Would love to know how you worked out your percentages for bills and rent etc. Also thank goodness I started farting before moving in together,' one said.
Another added: 'Thankyou for speaking up about this. It �doesn't matter if your partner has a cent to his name, the only certainty in life are death and taxes. Protect yourself about the rest.'
'Go girl - All for transparency and setting boundaries,' another said.
One added: 'So smart girly.'
'Being smart about each others money is love beacause you care about each other hard earned money,' another commented.
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