<human>: So it all started out by getting married a month ago. We both knew we would be struggling on finances afterwards and would be tough trying to pay back everything. 

One day we sat down and prioritized our bills and expenses and decided what to pay. One of these bills was the water, and I had to go to city hall to pay it. After we are done talking, she goes about complaining about her job like she does everyday, and texts me the next day saying "you should take me on a date soon."

Over the next week, I had forgotten to pay it as I was distracted by work, and upcoming show I'm in, and a job interview. My wife was having a tough time as her job and boss made her feel like crap. They gave her an ultimatum one day, followed by a whole bunch of insults the next. I end up telling her "it's ok to quit; I would rather struggle at paying our bills than seeing you depressed all the time." The next day she quits, and I decide to take her out to dinner and a movie to try to distract her from the stress of quitting.

Anyway, the date was a success and I made her really happy. A week later, we sit down on expenses, and I mention I never got around to paying the water.

Instantly, she grows furious, and says that she can't trust me with money anymore. I tell her the reason that because I wanted to take her out on a date and have her forget her troubles of quitting her job, I needed the extra money from paying that bill.

She doesn't have it, and continues to yell and insult me the rest of the night saying that "you don't understand life because your parents babied you your entire life" and "I can't trust you with our expenses." I try to tell her that it will be payed the next day with my paycheck, but again she won't have it and ignore me from here on out.

But the bill is now payed, and she won't talk to me.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: My wife hates me for trying to take her on a date after she quits her job using the money I was supposed to use for bills.