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Handling kites > Handling money, apparently.
Suggest that he try to get his job back and sell kites online. When (if) the kite business does well, then he can make it a full time career move.
Did he get the idea while kiting a check at his bank?
A good husband would support his family. Marriage is a partnership, you shouldn't quit your job without discussing it with your spouse.
I'm guessing the OP has no job, or else they wouldn't be at risk of homelessness. In that case, the OP should quit feeling entitled to other people's income and get a job, instead of trying to prevent her husband from pursuing the career he likes.
Often it takes two incomes to support a family. She may have a job, but its just not enough alone to support them. Plus, even if she didn't, it could be something her husband is fine with- it doesn't mean she feels entitled to his money. They're married, it could very well be their money if they consider it so.
“...sock monkeys!..."Timmy Turner's Dad
What a supportive wife! Well done... Not! Are you afraid you'll have to find a job? Or just upset you might have to cut back on designer clothes a return your platinum credit cards?
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Tell him that you were going to pursue a career as a crack *****, so you won't become homeless
a man should be proud of what he does, even if it is selling kites, although that should have been his weekend job and not his primary job