Woman demands her boyfriend combine his income with hers, despite him already paying for 75% of their expenses, goes on to share all his private financial details with her sister when he refuses: ‘Her sister claims I’m selfish with money'

We completely understand that nothing can come between the bond of two sisters…but does it mean that are have to share everything? This woman goes down a ranting rabbit hole after her boyfriend refuses to join bank accounts with her. After all, he does pay for the majority of all their expenses and is financially contributing to most of their relationship. So is it really fair that she uses up the money he saved for him self, after already spending a fortune on her? 

Well, she thinks so. And has convinced her sister to agree. After her boyfriend rejected her 'genius' financial proposal, she decided to share every detail of her boyfriend's financial situation, including specific saving amounts, with her sister. Something that is definitely none of her business. Most people would keep the information they learned to themselves, yet she decided that the best way to confront her sister's boyfriend, for his lack of enthusiasm towards her idea, was by claiming that he's selfish with money…

I don't know how these sisters were raised, but the *joys of independence* are definitely lacking…

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