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I work in media and a lot of media outlets offer really crappy health insurance to their employees. I was previously on my parents health insurance up until I married my husband this fall.

My husband works for state government and gets awesome health insurance. We had always said that I would go onto his once we got married. It obviously raises the price of what he was used to paying because it is a family plan. But like I said-awesome insurance and worth it.

Ever since the insurance transition, my husband has not stopped complaining and making comments about the price. He has even complained to his mother about it and she has made comments about 'oh you don't want to spend money on that, you gotta pay more for health insurance now!'

I hate hearing complaints about it because it makes me feel like I'm a burden on him. I'm paying my share of the health insurance and I even told him I would pay the entire difference from his original premium price as long as he would stop complaining. I've told him how it makes me feel and he has mostly stopped, but every so often he does it again and it's really upsetting me. 

Should I just get onto my own insurance to completely shut him up or what?
<bot>: My husband won't stop complaining about our insurance costs after I was added to the plan, it makes me feel like I'm a burden. I am paying for my share.