<human>: My wife and I dated for 2.5 years and just got married this past summer. We are overall very happy together and seem to be compatible on all major issues.

We lived together for a year before we got married and we never seemed to disagree about finances. But ever since the wedding, my wife has started to become more and more frugal. It started as little things, like getting on my case for buying lunch instead of packing one. Last week, she sat me down for a big discussion and said she wants to completely change our lifestyle. She wants to move in with my parents so we can save aggressively and completely pay off our student loans in under 2 years.

We make a decent income, about $100k per year combined, but we owe that much ($100k) in student loans. The debt isn't crippling and at the current rate we should have it paid off in 7-10 years. The interest rates are low, 1-5%, because we both agreed we should pay off the highest interest ones first. 

I would rather just be in debt for the next 7-10 years and continue to live a comfortable and happy life. I definitely don't want to move back in with my mom when I'm about to turn 30! Also, my parents don't even live nearby, we would have to move a few hundred miles away, get new job, and leave our big city lifestyle to live in the country.

I tried to communicate all of this to her and it didn't go very well. She said that I wasn't thinking ahead and that she wants us to work together as a team to do what's best for our future. I want that too but I don't think having a miserable life is the way to do that.

We are stuck on this and I don't know how to move forward. Can anyone give us some advice on how to deal with this?

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<bot>: Wife wants to take extreme measures to get out of debt. I don't, and we seem to be at an impass.