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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. Honestly the more I read the more worried I get about the rabbit hole I have dug myself into. He has no debts. Works 7 months of the year and is home for 5 and does not work when he does. He has paid off his cars and credit cards, he has a lot of money in savings. I have 30k of student loan debt and increasing medical bills with a recent serious illness diagnosis. I *did* pay for his birthday before I had a health crisis and had been saving up for a while. I have bills that unfortunately keep piling up, hospital bills, medical bills, and today my car windshield cracked. I am feeling the financial burn. I have a $1000/month co-pay for a supply of one of the drugs i'm taking. Plus, *we* are splitting the cost of the wedding. I cried today after posting this. He has said he will "help" with my bills but has yet to do so and I've already starting making payments on my hospital bills, and he makes generic statements like "maybe someone will mysteriously pay that bill off" without actually saying if he is helping or not. I have money in savings but with the cost of the wedding and my medical bills my savings should pretty much be depleted. Honestly, with everything that has been going on medically with me I was hoping that I would be spoiled for my birthday. Which I why I was so upset when he suggested that I pay for half. I was really hoping that we could go away for a day or two in lieu of everything that has happened to me in the last two months. That is why I want to be spoiled and be taken care of once in a while. Dealing with a chronic illness and working full-time is exhausting. [/quote] OP, you need to grow up. You cannot afford to take lavish vacations right now, especially at $250 a night. We could afford it but I try to spend less than $100 a night when I can. You are already spoiled. Your priority needs to be paying off your debt and your medical care. Something see's off with your financial priorities and your relationship with him. Call your car insurance as some pay for cracked windshields.[/quote]
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