If you're an engineer at Meta and your wife/kid want you to work even more, then they probably prefer to spend time with your wife's boyfriend, and you deserve some reckoning.
I will admit that at times I was seduced by the illusion of status, so I get why some people get trapped in that work-first mindset, but it was a very shallow mirage. Just look at your spouse and children and ask whether they would rather have more money, or a more present husband & father.
If my wife asked me to work harder to make more money, I would question my choice to marry her. But she didn't, she was supportive both while I was working and when I decided to quit. She could see the price I was paying for that salary.
But you yourself are saying that if you disagree with your spouse's assessment of the situation (in the hypothetical) you'd consider divorcing her.
You really just want someone to validate the decision you've made rather than challenge it.
As for the rest, I will take your kind insights to heart. If you want to work longer hours because your spouse asks you to make more money, that's your own choice to make. I thankfully didn't have to face that situation.
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But you're just saying "Ask the kid. Or the spouse... As long as they say what I want to hear."
You may feel that the thing you want to hear is objectively "right" but it isn't.
> If you want to work longer hours because your spouse asks you to make more money, that's your own choice to make.
I don't know why you think that would be my choice? My point is that I don't ask people for input if my mind is already made up.