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0:00 Entitled Husband Says MY INHERITENCE is "HIS MONEY" but HIS IS NOT MINE
7:21 I helped my cousin meet girls when his wife wanted an open situation
13:26 I'm not happy that my sister is pregnant again
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[@alpha-sama]

Story 1: Not a jerk. So he won't share his inheritance, but you're expected to share yours? No, what a hypocrite. You need to put your foot down, OP. But I wouldn't recommend making your husband pay rent, that will only cause unnecessary drama. Story 2: Not a jerk. The wife should have thought about this before getting married. Also, it's ridiculous she proposes something and insists on being the only one who can benefit from it. OP is right, his cousin should probably divorce that woman. Story 3: Not a jerk. OP is not some bank account her sister can access whenever she wants. It's extremely irresponsible of her to keep having unprotected sex when their financial situation is so unstable. You're right OP, if god is the one who provides, he can be the one who pays. You are NOT responsible for your sister's children.

[@fuzzy5987]

Story 3: If you want children fine, but it's not the responsibility of childless people to substitute your lifestyle. If you can't afford children don't have them, be responsible!

[@cassanateli]

Subsidise?

[@captvalstrax]

OP that helped his cousin is definitely not a jerk. He's just helping his cousin play cousin's wife's game. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. She just didn't count on the cousin hooking up so fast!

[@SenseiRaisen]

And with better girls than her too. Not only that stings HARD but also destroy her ego as well.

[@hornetgaming250]

@@SenseiRaisen Ruin her now that would be fun

[@dracko158]

Basically the "I can do this, but you cannot" BS.

[@elliemccully6963]

I had a friend who went through this and when one partner got more attention then the other she’d cry and throw a fit and say it was cheating

[@captvalstrax]

@@elliemccully6963 Like I said, play stupid games win stupid prizes. If I were in that situation I'd get that in a recording. (of course if my future partner ever wanted to open a relationship she'd be gone by the time she finished that sentence)

[@LM-nl5fj]

Story 3. Not a jerk if I was in that position I would tell 'em "no, I don't want to. Please get the money from somewhere else this time". Accused of being selfish? *Shows multiple cases where I financially helped out before, proving that I'm a literal sugar daddy for my fucking family* Getting further accused of things? "I'm not their bank account, end of the story. Accept that or it means bye for good until you and everyone else come to your senses". Boom, end of it. It either results of them finding other ways to finance themselves or with me getting rid of money baggers who just happened to be my family.

[@dylanarcher827]

Having googled "inheritance divorce", the interwebs say that inheritances are not considered matrimonial shared property, so you dont have to share inheritance with your spouse, and in a divorce you keep it all.

[@spikertaker]

I have a theory about 2nd story: wifey in it for cousin's money, but still wants to fool around without getting caught cheating and divorced, found out her husband can actually replace her whenever he wanted, wants back together exclusively. I bet if the cousin does that he'll catch her cheating in a month.

[@t3rrar1z3r]

I feel like the second story is a perfect example of malicious compliance

[@cb44868]

It's such a beautiful tale of karma biting someone in the ass

[@iamthedoctortoday5788]

For story 3. No she doesnt mean it in a hurtful way when she says maybe a miscarriage would be for the best. ive been in a similar situation. she means another baby is the last thing they need because they cant afford the kids they have now. Another child could sink the boat that is that family and it could also mean the entire family growing into poverty. Sometimes even the most gifted things can come with a burden that you cant carry.

[@seb447-9]

Story 1. Dont make him pay rent that would further put strain on everything instead reword it and start a savings account for a new house that you both individually have to pay into in set amounts. You could make this the same you would have paid for rent but calling rent will cause issues.

[@ChefClap]

Yeah especially if since they live together. Imagine paying your wife to live with her...

[@CidVeldoril]

@@ChefClap Swap genders and everyone would call OP scum for even considering it.

[@samuel8991]

@@ChefClap indeed, and like nobody even mentions the fact that he paid for rent, and living amenities (having a stay at home mom nowadays is very costly - especially with the kids all having different health issues) previously and shared his income with her, so it isn't totally ridiculous to ask her to share her income now as she is now an earner as well.

[@knowledge_leaf]

​@@samuel8991 Granted, it was essentially as though she was working for him. She takes care of all the stuff at home, he pays her bills.

[@quintinlarson9499]

Are you kidding? The townhouses are a business, there are costs and risks associated with each unit, you have to charge rent. The rent can be lowered, a sweetheart deal if you will. I'm pretty sure that although the inheritance is hers solely, legally the townhouses are family property as soon as they were purchased. That she used some of her earnings to contribute makes this an open and closed case.

[@chaudx]

Story 2: Clearly she thought she was the best thing to ever happen on the cousin's life and he wouldn't find any one anyway so she could open it up do whatever she wanted and still keep her "golden goose" but then got frustrated that him is doing better and, thats not mentioned but probably could happen, isn't even as miserable as she thought he'd be. Prolly he's doing just great and maybe even getting to know some pretty nice people.

[@midnashadow8439]

Exactly, most people who want to open the relationship, it always means “I want to have sex with anyone I want…BUT YOU CANT!” It’s dumb, and those things should be discussed at the start of the relationship

[@Tontteman]

Last story: op clearly is tired of putting her own life on the hold when she have to take care of her sisters family. So for her it literally would be a good thing if her sister would have an miscarriage. It doesn't make her a bad person, it only makes her a person whose life also matters. I hope that she stop giving any money to her sister, at the moment they are living in a toxic relationship and it can turn back to normal relationship only when there is zero money involved, after that they can be just sisters again.

[@agentmaryland1239]

Honestly, it's not even just irresponsible to pump out kids you can't provide for, it's irresponsible to pop out 5 kids in general. We don't need so many people coming from *one* person.

[@jamiepatterson1214]

The inherentence story was strange. They don't seem to have a marriage but a legal reason to live together. The husband doesn't seem to understand that a marriage is a partnership, where he should want what's best for their marriage and not continue acting like he's single. He was being hypocritical in claiming his inherentence was his but the wife's ingerentence wasn't her's but their's. Where had the husband with the triplet boys been the whole time, that he didn't know how to deal with the boy's medical issues? The last story was unbelievable, guilting the brother in giving his sister money. Children or not, if they are having finicial trouble, they need to evaluate their spending to see where their money is unnecessarily going. Then sit down and set up a strict budget for only those payments that must be made. The question that should be asked is, has the sister and her husband repaid the money the brother gave them? If they're having financial troubles, having another baby should not happen, and measures should be taken so it doesn't happen. The brother was right to close his free wheeling bank. Family or not, there are limits in helping others when it's treated as something to be expected. Mom needs to stay out of daughter's financial problems. She a grown married woman with a family, and should take responsibility for the problems encountered.

[@Karmillina]

story 1: divorce. the only option

[@tylergartner4069]

So husband gets inherentance blows it all on having fun with his family and scolds his wife for so much as mentioning his money, then she gets an inheritance and buys the building with it, turning her inheritance into an investment while allowing her husband to put what he would have spent on rent in his pocket every month for "fun money" but she should let him dip into her passive income as well.... Her inheritance has already benefitted him significantly more than his ever did her.

[@vegasrenie]

Story number three: what OP meant was that she did not wish a miscarriage on her pregnant sister, but if it did happen she wouldn’t be upset about it. She wasn’t wishing a miscarriage on her. She just wouldn’t get all tore up about it if it happens.

[@jazistar8729]

Adding on to this, I feel like she meant it in a way where she doesn't want the new baby to suffer as well as the other children because of their parents' stupidity. Not being financially responsible enough to take care of kids you already have is not a good environment to bring in yet another mouth to feed. Further pushing them financially. There was s story similar to this one when a woman had just gone to college got the news that her mother was having another child, which was going to bring the total up to 7 and the parents expected her to use her inheritance to help with the baby because their parents never had enough to take care of the existing children. She said she had a rough childhood and she didn't want her siblings to suffer what she did even more with a new child. Sometimes being a good parent isn't enough. Parents need to understand that if they can’t provide for their existing children already it is selfish to keep adding more with no regard to the other children. Obviously things happen, but in this story with 4 kids already the parents aren't thinking about the children at all. Honestly I feel like the sister might just enjoy the attention that she gets for having the only grandchildren.

[@ImportedOlive]

The cheating one is HILARIOUS

[@ImportedOlive]

*open relationship

[@MadhavendraSinghBika]

I'd divorce that kinda entitled partner

[@Oliviakhouk]

I love the in story #2 OP and his wife went full matchmaking on him

[@MizuMing]

Story 2: Man, feels like Will Smith with his toxic open relationship wife. 🙄 Story 3: NTAH, the family is toxic.

[@jamie132]

No way his wife wanted a open relationship so she dosen't get to complain when he goes along with it if your not going to be loyal dont expect others to be

[@dualwielder6830]

Lmaoo instant karma clearly the wife wasn’t expecting him to thrive in an open relationship.Both cousins will be enjoying this laugh even after they separate.

[@arandurandaer1972]

Gotta love that result in story 2. It never ends well when a person asks for an open relationship =.=; and the person always goes back on it once they notice their partner has peeps going after them.

[@patriciat5697]

Just as much as, I feel her last statement was not right. Equally the mother should not have said, it would be her fault if the sister had a miscarriages. God forbid, how would she feel. If the sister want 10 kids that's up to them to provide, noone else.

[@SeniorCharry]

Story 1: I don't know the whole story, but with what's given, I think the husband is lazy and selfish. I don't know why OP was with the guy in the first place. He's selfish, temperamental, and irresponsible. Seriously, I understand having separate finances, but you should still share with your partner, or at least not get angry when they ask about your finances.

[@bigploppa154]

somewhat. in all fairness im only about 4 minutes into the story but i think OP is being unreasonable. they said they wanted to keep their own inheritance but she made her inheritance into her job. now her husbands job pays straight into the family fund while she doesnt contribute a dime since she doesnt work outside of being a tenant. if she wanted to put an amount equal to the inheritance in her account thats one thing but to make your husband pay for the family while you make as much as him and dont contribute shit to the family is incredibly selfish as well

[@Atlquotl]

@@bigploppa154 yeah but her husband could have been good with his inheritance and saved it and invested it too instead of taking trips. On listening further in it does seem that they may have been able to come to an agreement, but going "hey inheritance is mine to do whatever I want with!!" And then getting mad that she did the same seems a bit double sided.

[@bigploppa154]

@@Atlquotl i dont disagree. but i would assume her income as a tenant is comparable to her husbands. if that is the case i dont see why it is that she should get to eat off his salary when she has lump sums of cash

[@agentmaryland1239]

@@bigploppa154 I have to disagree, yes, OP used their inheritance to fuel their job renting out townhouses. That is their job, unless they have a joint account, OP has no obligation to share money they make from their job with their S/O. Marriage or getting in a relationship in general doesn't mean instant shared funds with the exception of inheritance. Besides, it stopped being inheritance money when they used it all up buying the land and buildings. Now it's income money, so it has no connections to the S/O if they don't have a joint account that it goes into. The only money that is to be shared is money OP actively puts into a shared account, everything else is theirs. (This is of course assuming there is no prior agreement stating they will actively share funds.) And from the sound of it, the S/O has a hard time sharing, but expects everything else to be shared with him. It's not just the income from her job he expects her to share, it seems he fully expected her to let him use the money in its inheritance stage to go off and have fun while OP doesn't throw their money away for such frivolous things. Honestly, inheritance money isn't your '200 extended vacations' money, it's money you're supposed to use in the event you get caught up in debt or have an emergency...

[@bigploppa154]

@@agentmaryland1239 what do you mean from the sound of it SO doesnt share? she literally said his whole salary goes into the family account. she has her own income nearly equal to his yet she eats out of his pocket. theyre both greedy and both deserve to be alone

[@SMILER_9]

THE OP IS NEVER THE JERK . only somTimes

[@florencenyaga8436]

Except the dad who was asking if he's the jerk for telling his 14 year old daughter it's not his fault that she's obese, when she asked to go to therapy

[@kaya007]

The op is sometimes the jerk

[@braindamage1]

@@kaya007 like that bully

[@SMILER_9]

@@kaya007 true

[@royalgrim1037]

My ex wanted an open relationship with me but said we should let each other know about it ether before or after it happens I thought sure we both were active with it but if we don’t talk about it she would consider it cheating and would leave me. I told her same but to a few months she hadn’t let me know about the guys she was with for 2 months I thought what ever I’ll forgive and told her if she doesn’t keep her end of the deal I’ll leave she did it again but this time she got pregnant and said the other guy doesn’t want the baby and wouldn’t support her if she wanted to keep it she told me this and thought I wouldn’t be mad I was not mad about the not telling me I was mad about her wanting to leave me and not just telling me I was mad that she just used me as a place holder until she found someone else she told me ( since I’m not having his kid do you want to stay together) and got mad when I said no because I’m not a place holder mind you she told me she didn’t want to get pregnant with me yet till I got serious about us and for the most part I did I stopped hanging out with my female friend and even told her if she wanted I would be ok closing up the relationship so it’s just us for the kid she told me no because she didn’t want to stop me from having fun. if it was for her I didn’t care about anyone else I would stop so I did just to give her more attention. She told me work was picking up and to give us some time to focus on are jobs she just stared a new one so I let it be after a a month she told me about the pregnancy and I just grabbed my stuff and left if y’all don’t keep the same line in the sand it’s not worth it she just want a place holder not you

[@dracko158]

BS. Absolute BS. So when OP simply ASKED about her husband's inheritance, he blows up at her. But when OP gets a massive inheritance from her passing grandfather, he suddenly says it's OUR money? No, BS. That hypocritical on so many levels.

[@CidVeldoril]

To quote the great Dr. House: Everyone's a hypocrite.

[@animetalk8132]

That God would provide is probably the funniest thing I heard

[@StellarTempest]

"I wouldn't call myself God. After all, my patience ran out 2 kids ago."

[@spikertaker]

"Sorry, my name isn't *insert your god's name*."

[@Only1199]

What a greedy pillock, no OP's husband it's not your inheritance, you spent yours so deal with it, it's OP's inheritance end of.

[@macandrews9548]

Just repeat his words back to him. Sorry "any future inheritance will not be part of the family budget

[@thenerdbeast7375]

Huh, usually when a spouse recommends an open relationship and regrets it it is the husband/boyfriend.

[@ladiblue03]

The first story is very telling husband spent money on himself with his brother on trips doing God knows what. The wife invested it basically for her children.

[@philosopherkurdmuffins9835]

Story #1: not a jerk. But also I would never make my husband pay rent to me lol. Maybe if I had her husband I would bc he seems like a crappy greedy guy, but not my future husband who would never treat me like that lol. It would be really weird collecting rent from the man I want to spend the rest of my life with

[@eldritchwizardkeawe8850]

for that second one, he's not the asshole, he's the legend.

[@DrEpicness144]

yeah, no, do not give him cent. remind him what he said, then tell him if he continues, you will be seeking a divorce and lawyer up.

[@blackmoonlight2309]

Making the husband pay rent? People are ruthless

[@wolftal1178]

She should of course help out family, but she is not solely responsible to pay for their upkeep.

[@Joannatsf18]

Story 2#: In my opinion, I don't think that open relationships work. Most of the time they would end up in a divorce, in a break-up or maybe even getting back to close relationship bc of the jealousy. I don't like them and I don't recommend it to anyone. (Again, this is only my opinion.) And it seems like that the wife wanted this "open relationship" situation to work on her only. The thing is that if you want this kind of relationship, you need not to get jealous easily and obviously letting your lover to have their side of this open relationship as well. The wife clearly wanted to make love and other relationships with other men and of course she wanted to make sure that she isn't gonna lose the husband who it looks like she has him as a plan B, I guess, just in case that she won't find someone better than him and if she did find someone better than him, she would want a divorce. It's not the best to get married in so early age when you don't even have experiences. When the husband started having new people around him too, she saw that her plan didn't go the way she wanted and she got jealous. Well, being an idiot it's not an option, that's what I'm gonna say😃✨✋

[@earthyasez173]

Basically an excuse so u could cheat without being the bad guy

[@invicta66andshootmenow57]

Second story both everyone’s neutral at least it’s not cheating

[@cronic932]

Damn, first child was traumatized by his grandma and no one batted an eye.

[@user-xx5zu1wk8d]

His henteritance is his, my henteritance is ours Ussr

[@BreathingFeelsGood]

Funny first story

[@syrsknight]

In story 3 it does.. atleast for me it did 2x. Yes, stress can kill you, & if it can kill u, dont you think it can certainly cause miscarriages? My only live birth is my daughter & she would've been a middle child. So please, all you arm chair doctors out there, get a medical license first or dont speak on things either you know nothing about or that you havent experienced first hand, thank you!

[@exbg_5205]

Everything apart..bro WHERE THE HECK DO YOU GET THESE FRIGGING THUMBNAILS FROM??!!😂😂

[@mafcapetillo]

Story 1: screw him, don’t let him anywhere near the money!

[@biglewis7]

Story #2: Rules for thee but not for me, huh?

[@spiderace7994]

Exactly!

[@LinkingYellow]

For story 1, I definitely feel that she's being a jerk. The husband made a huge mistake, but she's being petty about the paycheck for it. It sounds extremely unhealthy to split money in a marriage, and two wrongs don't make a right.

[@rvsr6126]

2nd story is the best story. What u want u got

[@edmcclendon9588]

Inheritance belongs to the person whom it was willed to, no argument. I explain to my spouse everytime. Inheritance is not community property.

[@bvisneaujr]

Not a jerk your Heritance it’s your money and not your husband plain and simple

[@GamerSaga]

with story 1: does the husband spend no time with his kids? he does not seem to understand how to handle caring for them for some reason.

[@teresakhaddouma5907]

1st story. I would tell him F'U. Make sure you have recorders and if possible video recording and If he assaults you IMMEDIATELY call the police and a lawyer the next day. Judges rarely reward violent husbands in the divorce settlement.

[@joshuaduagan2560]

The story 3 is not a jerk money is not just a water that's keep poring out

[@darksleuth66]

Stress does NOT cause miscarriage in extreme cases it CAN (not WILL) cause COMPLICATIONS

[@bogdancalin101]

Something similar is going on with my family. My grandmother lost both her children (my mom and my auncle). As such, when she passes me and my cousin will inherit her property (a house surrounded by some land). The problem is with my dad. He's under the delusion that he and my aunt will get it, plus he's always had trust issues. He constantly sais that he doesn't care if "my aunt will sell her part", he just wants a little area left to built a vacation house. My aunt has no objection on her son and me inheriting the place (we're both adults at this point). Even if my mom was alive he wouldn't get anything since inheritance isn't common property between spouses. I've told him many times how things will work out, and if we will be in desperate need of money, me and my cousin will even consider selling the place, but he won't listen. Just some character information: - Me M23: masters student, currently working on getting a job as a teacher - My cousin M18: Almost done with high-school, college is definitely on the table - My aunt F52: masters student engineering (yes, at this age, we're graduating at the same time), policewoman. -My dad M47: boat constructor, welder, works 7am to 3pm and spends the rest of the day at the bar, didn't graduate high-school. I felt to mention education as an important factor. Anyway... any advice?

[@agentmaryland1239]

If you want the inheritance to go to you and your cousin and not have to worry about it being snatched out from under you, I would talk with your grandma and a lawyer to make sure he can't do anything. If anything, to get him to back down, you can have it set so a small area will be marked off for him and nothing else. This way if you want to meet him halfway, you can, but you're not obligated to if your grandmother has decided (whether she made the decision or it's just something that will inevitably happen) to leave it all to the two of you. I'm not an expert, I just know from experience what happens if you let fate decide where the chips may land. My grandfather passed away about 6-7 years ago from cancer and didn't have a written will (that we knew of), just promised us all of his belongings. Everything was supposed to go to my mom and her sister (my aunt) in a 50/50 split. Instead my mom walked away with $75,000 USD, my aunt walked away with somewhere around $85,000 USD, and we're pretty sure my grandpa's gold digger of a wife walked away with over about $400,000 because she sold the house and everything in it before anyone could even go through his belongings. She barely even waited a week before it was all sold and she high tailed it to another state. So yeah, don't get by on a promise to hand down, make sure it's in a written will and that a lawyer you trust has gone over and made it official.

[@user-qz3js1kw2h]

He’s such a hypocrite 0:45 he won’t let you know have his Heritance but he wonts your want your inheritance?

[@Warriormon87]

Open relationships are always a bad idea.

[@auroragannon7727]

Facts

[@freyasslain2203]

Maybe he does not want a divorce , because he found out that inheritances are not included as joint marital assets . In other words he cant touch her Inheritance in a divorce . But he could as a widower . If you get my meaning.

[@shelleywilson9120]

no just no. he has zero claim on your money and income

[@hornetgaming250]

With the inherentince story the OP needs to divorce the husband

[@kalai08736]

Story 1: The reason y the hubby didn't want to divorce is cause he will not have a place to live or he will have to end up paying rent if he continues to live there...also he might end up having to pay for child support too...also if by any chance he ends up with either 1 of the the child for custody he will have to spend more on medical by himself...so if he gets a divorce on a big run he will not be able to support both himself & the child (if he gets any that is) without the wife's support only thought about himself...very cunning & malupative person...think fast & early...before they guilt trap you with the " for the children's sake"...

[@chick_nuuget_muncher7719]

I think personally you should not even let him because he didnt even share the money that he had

[@beverlyhyso7553]

Hell no not a jerk

[@Christopher_Gibbons]

Ah, that first one has a problem. Emotionally I agree 100%. Problem is, that is not quite what happened. He spent his inheritance to go on vacation. She spent her inheritance to advance her new career as a landlord. The money coming from the rent is not inheritance. It is income. Maybe she won't see it that way, but the divorce court will.

[@leowzhilin]

But the houses that generate the income, are hers no? If a pre-nuptial was signed, then divorce court wld still rule that after divorce, those assets are hers right? A workaround, wld be to contribute to the family acct in equal amts.

[@tarunr1949]

story one - divorce babe divorce

[@Tammy2Tone]

Story #3- WoW... Why are ppl so selfish &OBLIVIOUS about it??! Forget what your family/parents have to say about your TRUE FEELINGS on this situation! &Keep telling them what you REALLY feel. Why is your cash-strapped Sis purposely inseminating herself??! That's ridiculous! I'm still on the OP's side, even w/that ending remark, cuz she SEES the irresponsible act her sister is truly making by doing this over &over again. "&" The fact that it's affecting HER OWN life, in such a major way! She has a RIGHT to feel however she feels about this sitch.🤨😬😗🤔

[@millerlucerojames]

Story 1 some one tell this man child op money and inheritance is her own cause he didn't want to share his so why should get any from op ?

[@rnjesus9950]

My SIL says she is asexual, and wanted to open her relationship for her husband to fill his needs elsewhere. I warned him against it as it could be either used against him if they ever got divorced, or what if she ended up wanting to date, too? Well, he had an unfulfilling minor experience with someone else, and then wouldn’t you know it, then my SIL started talking to guys. The whole thing devolved to a point she was living with us for a month. They have a bad marriage outside of this, but it didn’t help anything. They’re closed now. Honestly, I think they and their two boys would be better if they split. Both are fairly selfish. The kids lose in all of this whichever way it plays out.

[@shagore]

Really happy to see some DbD in the background. I’m just starting the video and I hope it won’t distract me too much

[@mason4318]

Trying to zig but not zag

[@rluna8139]

Second story 🚩 🚩

[@White-Phoenix-89]

my thoughts about the last story at the end of it... i dont think the OP said that to be a jerk i think she worded it wrong. i dont think she wants the sister to miscarry she thinks that having another baby will most likely destroy them and she only wants wats best for her sister but what i think the sister should do even though i dont think she will is look into adoption when she realizes its to much. therefore the sister and husband has a little more money and the baby is born and has a chance to live a good life

[@rluna8139]

I need an update to the last story 😂

[@ethanl5958]

Yeah I second that, that kind of toxic family, we need to know the outcome, Good or not

[@blackwolf542]

Story 2: I’ve heard this story so many ways, the one asking for an open relationship never expects the other partner to flourish after not wanting an open relationship. Poly relationships exist and work but this is not it. This is a selfish partner browbeating their SO into something they never wanted.

[@Trapluhhoe]

i don’t see the point of being married if you’re not going to split finances

[@TheLagzter]

5 dollar burger

[@akuma6561]

As a diabetic you mostly don’t really have to watch out for diets, well at least for me. The poking part is annoying I can say that but if you get the right spot then it will be fine and done on the first try. I hope all babies grows up healthy enough to function on their own.

[@AnthonyBlamthony]

If stress caused miscarriages there would be a lot less people on the earth period

[@aurorabora7901]

NOT YOUR KID NOT YOUR PROBLEM

[@mayuravirus6134]

The 1st story with his brothers? What is he?! A closeted gay that marries woman just for the money?!?

[@friskdremeurluck7907]

I know guys have wingman’s but do girls have one

[@TiffanyTallent]

No you misunderstood the last one. She meant that because the sister can’t financially take care of the current kids, she shouldn’t have this one. It did sound bad though.

[@Tony29103]

IN the last story I think all the OP meant was, financially it'd be better if they didn't have another kid that's all.

[@johnleonard3951]

No she was not wishing a misscarege she was just saying that if she did the family would be better off if she did. Still seems mean but honestly it sounds like the truth.

[@ThatOneSystem]

I think I know that voice from somewhere...

[@kagewolf5424]

On the one with the cousin is the Op and cousin sure that she didn't marry him for his money? Either way Op is not the jerk

[@tmarritt]

also sounds like his inheritance was a hell of a lot less. that does make a difference, like a few thousand it's a couple of holidays whatever, enough to buy the building + a house and land, that's life changing amounts of money. was he selfish sure, but there is a huge difference in the amounts of inheritance here which is relevant. if my misses inherited 10k and just wanted to have fun with it (and we didn't have any financial problems) sure. but then I inherited a couple million, yeah there is a huge difference as as my SO, of course it would be shared in some way

[@wyattpoindexter8137]

can someone please tell me what oP stand for

[@makegeorgeorwellfictionaga9268]

Usually its the woman who behaves like this

[@m_xx989]

Any prof this happened?

[@powderyboy3159]

Billybob Jr.

[@samuel8991]

Story 1. This whole thing is very weird and one-sided. The inheritance yea - the guy was being a hypocrite about it and is totally in the wrong. However, sharing their incomes as a family is totally normal. Shouldn't be unheard of to share the money etc. The guy paid for rent and shared his income with the family - all he did was ask the woman to share her income now that she was also an earner. Asking the guy to start paying his wife, while previously he paid and covered her part as well - is very scummy.

[@chery9639]

But she also worked for the family, even if her work is not paid. She even says that cleaning other people houses is her second job (the first being childcare).

[@076_akshattewari2]

What game is this in the background??

[@lubu682]

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[@warstickspielt6872]

2 not the jerk

[@michaelgodbee5361]

He don't split his don't give him some of your s

[@mooniyt1235]

did some one count Relationship? xd

[@AlexTorres-fo5eo]

3rd person: NTA

[@megabot49]

what are u playing?

[@erwanmasson8599]

my aunt is living the same thing

[@drillspot8471]

Not the jerk