'You need to pay him back with interest ASAP': Entitled woman seeks advice about how to dump long-term partner

Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor

Dec 11, 2022 5:00 PM EST

This woman asked for advice about dumping her boyfriend, but there's a lot of baggage that comes with the relationship. As the 26-year-old explained as she sought advice, she had been with the same guy for years. He helped her in her time of need, and even funded her schooling for her! But now, she's ready to move on with her life…and she had a pretty unsavory reasoning for why she made the decision.

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The woman write that she's been with this man for quite some time, and that he helped her get an education.

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Folks in the comments felt really strongly about her situation, and had some advice for her as she navigates the breakup.

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This is good advice...she didn't have to bring class into it to express her romantic feelings.

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She clearly hasn't learned anything about human nature or appreciating those who care about you.

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She really did roast that man, and for what?

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