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1. Just like me!

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2. Ask your mom to have 12 stay over at a friend or neighbor's house for that weekend.

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4. Respect to him for telling you he’s about to cheat on you. That’s an instant dump from most people. He is no longer your bf if you wish to be in a monogamous relationship. Leave him now before the STD’s show up. His excuse about you being too skinny is a huge disrespect. Don’t put up with it.

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5. You said that your child is 2, but you started living together a year ago. How were finances for the child split before you moved in together? Was she paying more for the child than you during this time, and maybe now she feels that you should bear more responsibility to make up for that? Did she take care of the child more during this time, or did you?

   How is housework split up? Personally, I feel that if she's contributing to significantly more chores than you (including childcare), then it's only reasonable for her to expect you to contribute more financially, especially since you make more money than her. However, if the housework is divided evenly, then she should definitely be contributing more financially than she currently is. I agree with a lot of people here who are saying that you should agree on a percentage of each source of income to go to expenses (like maybe 80% of your income goes to expenses and you keep 20%, whereas 70% of her income goes to expenses and she keeps 30% since she makes less). However, I don't agree with the people telling you to combine all of your income into one bank account. Maybe you can set up a joint account for expenses, but the money you both keep for personal spending should be kept separate so that there is a clear boundary on how much each of you can spend on personal things.

   You say she's using your credit card a lot. Does she use it for her things (makeup, clothes, etc.), or is she using it for household things (groceries, stuff for your kid, etc.)? If she's using it for her personal things, I'd say stop letting her use your card altogether – she needs to fund her own buying habits. If it's for household things, maybe just ask her to send you some pre-determined percentage of the bill.

   I would also have a conversation with her about her spending habits. If she's buying an excessive amount of clothes and makeup (as in she's buying things faster than she can use them/buying things and never using them), then this may be an addiction or a coping mechanism of some kind and she should seek counseling. If this is the case, try not to let her get a credit card of her own until she has made markable improvements in her spending habits and she is actively seeing a counselor. However, if she is able to fund her own spending habits and she is actually using the stuff she buys regularly, then I see nothing wrong with her buying stuff for herself (not using your card).

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