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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To anyone who wants "examples" of new girl taking advantage in case it was missed-

OK you want examples let me give a few to you- he lives in an apt worth about 1.5 million (moved out to this apt after his divorce). She said she didn't like it and has talked him into selling it and he is buying a more expensive apt. that SHE found.

They were going to Italy for her best friends wedding and she decides to turn their 4 day stay into a 15 day extended trip all over Europe, staying in the best hotels, of course all on his dime.

She wanted a new car and talked him into getting her a very expensive car as a "birthday gift".

Need I go on? [/quote]

It is absolutely none of your business how your brother chooses to spend his money. We get it, you think she's a gold digger. Maybe she is and maybe she isn't. Maybe she'll be his trophy wife. As long as they're both happy, why the hell is it your concern?[/quote]

Agreed. And who told you she forced him into this?  DH did something similar to the Italy trip when we were dating.  It was something we both wanted to do but when we looked into it more, I realized it was out of my budget.  He chose to pay for the whole trip since it was a once in a lifetime opportunity.   A friend did something similar with his girlfriend this past year.   We were all traveling to visit a friend who lives abroad and his gf is a
CNA and couldn't afford to go.  He paid for her to go because didn't want her to miss out.

My point is, you are doing a lot of assuming which really just makes you sound petty and bitchy[/quote]

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