Luxury Living: How This Millennial DINK Couple Makes the Most of Their Child-Free Lifestyle
Meet Brenton and Mirlanda Beaufils, a millennial DINK couple living their best life in Dallas. With their real estate and property management careers, they're raking in a low six figures and making the most of their disposable income.
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Their influencer status has also opened doors to brand deals and social media promotions, padding their pockets. The couple regularly receives discounted or free trips in exchange for producing content, allowing them to vacation in exotic destinations like Italy, Jamaica, and embark on luxury cruises.
While they enjoy their child-free lifestyle, the Beaufils are aware of the potential drawbacks of being eternal DINKs. They worry about what their future would look like without a family of their own and the lack of support in old age. The couple regularly talks about starting a family, partly spurred by the surge of comments and questions they get from followers asking about their family plans.
Despite the online negativity they've faced, the Beaufils are perfectly happy taking their time, stoking their savings, and ensuring that when they do have kids, they do it right. They want to be homeowners before having children and are more conscious about the decision to start a family than past generations, considering both the financial and emotional work required to be a good parent.
In the meantime, the Beaufils said they're perfectly happy to keep having fun, enjoying their luxury vacations, and making the most of their DINK status. 'I'm very content with the way my life is,' Mirlanda said. 'We're not going to rush just to appease the older generation, which has no idea what's happening anymore.',
Frequently Asked Questions
What does DINK stand for?
DINK stands for 'double income, no kids', a term used to describe couples with two incomes and no children.
How do Brenton and Mirlanda make a living?
Brenton and Mirlanda work in real estate and property management, and also earn income through brand deals and social media promotions as influencers.
Why do Brenton and Mirlanda want to wait before having kids?
The couple wants to wait until they're ready, both financially and emotionally, and also want to be homeowners before having children.
Do Brenton and Mirlanda face criticism for not having kids yet?
Yes, the couple has faced online negativity from some people who question why they haven't had children yet.
What is the couple's stance on having kids in the future?
Brenton and Mirlanda are open to having kids in the future, but are taking their time and want to ensure they're ready to be good parents.
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