'She said my money 'isn’t just mine anymore'': Entitled girlfriend pressures a salesman into using his hard-earned $5000 bonus on a romantic vacation, he refuses and prioritizes personal financial stability

An entitled girlfriend tries to force her boyfriend to share his $5000 work bonus with her by making him feel like he needs to pay for a romantic vacation for the two of them. While their 2-year anniversary had only just passed, this man somehow felt that his work bonus wasn't something he wanted to share with someone else, let alone a girlfriend who was suddenly saying things like, "Your money isn't yours anymore."

This is a red flag far brighter than the ones that air traffic control workers are waiving on the airline tarmac. Perhaps this salesman should keep a tight grip on his hard-earned funds, lest he's willing to lose them for good.

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