Girlfriend Accused of Living A Double Life After Changing Name And Hiding Money From BF

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LiterallyLily17
Jan 16, 2022 11:30 AM EST

This young couple is learning one of life's most important lessons early - keep your finances to yourself until the relationship gets more serious. The OP in this story is accusing his girlfriend of living a secret life because of some suspicious behavior she exhibited in front of old friends. She is a self-proclaimed 'broke college student' that somehow can afford lavish vacations and a new car from her dad. OP is definitely a jealous boyfriend type but are his claims valid? The moral judges of Reddit's AITA community are dueling in the comments on this one. 

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    Font - AITA For Calling Out My Girlfriend For Living A Double Life?
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    Font - I (23M) have been dating my girlfriend, Jane (21F) for nearly a year. We go to separate colleges about 40 minutes away from one another, but we still see each other multiple times a week. I've noticed though that she always prefers to come to my apartment in a
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    Font - small town rather than me visiting her at her apartment. When we talk about family, she is always very reserved and just tells me that she's not close with hers. As far as friends go, I've met a great deal of her highschool and college friends that all seem average.
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    Art - Now, she's always presented herself as a "broke college student" and will actively say that fact whenever money comes up and laughs it off. However, I've noticed over the months that despite saying that, she refuses
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    Plant - to eat fast food, she likes going on impromptu "mini vacations" which by her standard are just staying within the country but are by no means cheap, and she drives a car worth over $70k.
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    Font - Last night we met up with a few of her "childhood friends" to shoot pool. A few of them noticed that I drive a Tesla that I just bought for myself brand new this year. It's my pride and joy, and I will admit that I've done quite well for myself over time and building up my own income.
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    Font - Here's where the red flags start. They all called her by a different name. Rather than her name that I and all her friends I've met before call her by, they were calling her something else completely. All of these friends were also foreign, coming from Brazil, Spain, Ivory
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    Product - Coast, and etc. Eventually while talking about my car, a Brazilian girl named Camilla asked Jane if she intended to ask her father to buy her one. Jane just shrugged it off awkwardly with a "maybe".
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    Font - Throughout the night it became glaringly obvious that all of these "childhood friends" came from extremely wealthy families, so I asked Jane how she met them. She said that they went to school together overseas for a while and went to summer camps together. Jane also spoke to most of them in languages other than English, mostly French or Spanish as that's what they all seemed to know besides English.
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    Font - After we left back to my place, I asked her what the deal was, and she said that she does come from a well off family, and the name that her friends called her was her actual name. She just went by a more common one when she came to our state because it was
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    Font - easier for people to pronounce. I felt miffed that she had been lying about her source of income for what seems like years, and that she actually had a lot more money than she had let on. I asked her if I could look at her Venmo in which I see regular deposits from her father ranging from $400-$1000 weekly as an "allowance".
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    Font - I called her a trustfund baby, and told her that she's a liar for pretending that she doesn't actually have money when she clearly does, and that she's just masquerading around lower classes and likes looking at how we all live. She got extremely upset with me and left, and is still refusing to speak to me. AITA?
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    Font - Sorry, YTA. A lot of children of rich people avoid talking about their wealth because it becomes a "thing" and people insult them with names like "Trust fund baby".
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    Font - Jumpy-Shift6261 · 16h Nta and what's with these comments? She literally lives a double life and even lied about her name. That's reasonable now?
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    Rectangle - el_huggo · 15h Yep. OP is just jealous because he thought he was a big shot, that she'd be impressed by his car/money. But there is always somebody with more money, a flashier car, etc. and when OP came to realize she grew up around people who are actually wealthy, he couldn't handle it. Clearly she chose him for other reasons, but OP is too insecure to recognize that and instead lashed out at her. Hope she dumps him. OP YTA.
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