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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So what do you do in this situation? Make sure this girl has a spare $3000 so she can afford her lift tickets and skies for this trip and impress this boy's parents like it's no big deal? Or hope this rich boy parents pay for it all? None of this will be settled up front, because that wouldn't be classy. A definite dilemma for this girl. But a good test for how much this relationship matters to her. There's no wonderful solution here. No one wants to feel dependent on the largesse of some boys family at the age of 19. But college student financial realities are what they are, and spending this kind of money on a ski vacation for a few days means enormous sacrifices for months afterwards. This boy put her in a difficult situation. [/quote] It's not a difficult situation if the kids are good communicators and decent people. And that is what is needed in a relationship between people who have different financial backgrounds. She should find out what her boyfriend thinks will happen by asking about the budget. You can go to these chichi Colorado towns and not ski. I've even been to the thrift shop in downtown Aspen. It's around the corner from the boutiques. She can communicate about her budget to the boyfriend. Like the guy mentioned above who went skating and snowshoeing with his rich girlfriend instead of skiing. That's perfectly legitimate. All are fun winter sports. This might be a non-issue. OP just needs to know because it's going to be OP's budget covering this if the parents aren't comping on everything.[/quote]
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