Girlfriend demands that 23-year-old boyfriend give her an equal monthly allowance, after discovering he plans to financially support his younger sister during her studies, relationship strains as he refuses: '[She says] I should be willing to support her'

If we've ever seen a red flag blowing in the wind, this sure is it! What 23-year-old boy should be responsible for supporting his 21-year-old girlfriend? And in what world could anyone, who's barely old enough to have a big-girl job, expect that from their boyfriends? A monthly allowance…Well, unless she's pet-sitting his dog Tommy over the weekends or his parents have officially adopted her as their own, we're not sure what gave her the impression that she is entitled to one. 

But what we do know is where the idea came from. After this young man told his girlfriend that he would start financially supporting his younger sister through college, suddenly green-colored sparks started flying within her imagination. He is an amazing big brother who is fortunate enough to help out his dependent sister. The difference? They've been inseparable since the day she was born, and his girlfriend has been in his life for approximately 6 months. There are yogurts in our fridges that have been around for a longer period of time, and you don't see us fishing out monthly allowances for them…

Like what you see? Follow our WhatsApp channel for more.

Author image for Emma Saven Emma Saven
Advertisement

Stay up to date by following us on Facebook!

Tags

boyfriend unsupportive break up drama siblings paymment demanding relationship-drama girlfriend dependant couples materialistic young financial support college entitled-woman dating
Scroll Down For The Next Article

Also From FAIL Blog

‘I can't take you’: Private driver refuses to allow entitled hotel guest in their car after she demands they give her a ride, she mocks the driver in response

‘I can't take you’: Private driver refuses to allow entitled hotel guest in their car after she demands they give her a ride, she mocks the driver in response

Trending Now

Entitled coworker works remotely for 2 years following her maternity leave, then demands that another employee give back her old office when RTO is instituted: ‘She became agitated’

Entitled coworker works remotely for 2 years following her maternity leave, then demands that another employee give back her old office when RTO is instituted: ‘She became agitated’

01
Retail worker leaves mid-shift to go to the movies, complying with manager's strict overtime policy: 'I had hit 40 hours and had to leave'

Retail worker leaves mid-shift to go to the movies, complying with manager's strict overtime policy: 'I had hit 40 hours and had to leave'

02
‘I struggled to keep from smiling on the call': Remote employee offered an 8-month severance package just days before quitting when their company initiates a return-to-office mandate

‘I struggled to keep from smiling on the call': Remote employee offered an 8-month severance package just days before quitting when their company initiates a return-to-office mandate

03
New employee gets fired after only a week at the job, gets told by boss that their accountant claims they can't afford to pay him: ‘I thought it was my saving grace’

New employee gets fired after only a week at the job, gets told by boss that their accountant claims they can't afford to pay him: ‘I thought it was my saving grace’

04
50-year-old tries "quiet quitting" after achieving mid-level management goals, ends up quadrupling net worth: 'Focus on [the] minimum amount of work [and] delegate everything you possibly can'

50-year-old tries "quiet quitting" after achieving mid-level management goals, ends up quadrupling net worth: 'Focus on [the] minimum amount of work [and] delegate everything you possibly can'

05
18-year-old sues parents after they used her college money to fund her brother's wedding: 'There was like $13,000 left!'

18-year-old sues parents after they used her college money to fund her brother's wedding: 'There was like $13,000 left!'

06
Advertisement