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Posted by LovesickCancer
The only cap friend I had was a golddigger like a real one, so this is funny to me.
Posted by LovesickCancerPosted by lnana04Posted by LovesickCancer
The only cap friend I had was a golddigger like a real one, so this is funny to me.
hmmm....was she a good golddigger?
Situations like this, I look at it as that person "getting over." You have to have money to have a golddigger.
Her boyfriends a billionaire and she's fallen for him and she has clothes and jewellery and a car but he wouldn't put the car in her name, so I guess she's not that good. Plus he has plenty of girls that she always gets upset over but she kinda knew the situation. She basically says she wouldn't go out with someone who didn't have heaps of money, ex boyfriends been American football
player, gym owner, and soccer manager, even though a normal working person with like ??30k year job would take better care of her financially.
I think if you're contributing to the pot if only a little, goes a long way because you can't help it if your partner makes significally more than you.
$ 500 a fortnight is more than enough to live on, especially if you live in your means.click to expand




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Was money your one all be all?
My reason for asking is because my cap partner and I have had argument before concerning money. She is 23 yrs old (will be 24 in Jan), doesn't work. Hasn't had a job in the 2 years we've been together (quit just before we met) and since we've been together hasn't worked and hasn't bothered to look for work and has repeatedly admitted to me she "doesn't want to work" because she "cant be bothered". Now I am doing well at work, have always been independent and financially stable (moved out when I was 19) and I've done pretty well for myself. I've not forced her to get a job but now i've been nagging her about it because I am sick of financially supporting US and EVERYTHING we do/use and the household.
So point to this thread is that I find her money hungry to an extent. She just got herself on a government benefit for unemployed people 'looking for work'. She gets $ 550 fortnightly from them. She usually has people to pay back once she gets paid so ends up with no money because she spends her money on stupid things and then has to borrow from people to have money to go out with (no sense of priority). Anyway, despite the fact that I have been supporting her financially for the past 2 years (since we met and got together basically) she always finds something that I owe her money from even from the past despite the fact that I support her financially she STILL tries to get money off me one way or another.
Whenever she has been paid and spent money on us like taking us to a nice dinner for example, she'll realise she spent more than she expected and has literally cried about having no money left. She clings onto money and it seems like thats all she is interested in.
She has and tries to get money off her parents and her grandmother anyway possible but yet wont get a job. How does that work? This morning I was leaving for work and she currently owes me $ 370 and she said she was going to take out of that money $ 50 I owe her from a stupid bet we made about a friend's car 1 year ago. Her reason was that she has been waiting on this money this whole time and I wont pay up so she'll just deduct it off what she owes me. I told her no, I need the money exactly how she borrowed it and i'll pay her her stupid $ 50 when I can and she started going off, throwing things around in the room, acting lik