Anonymous wrote:OP here
Please people don’t tell me that I’m immature or taking advantage of him
It has nothing to do with money
People come with different issues and in different variety’s
There’s people with medical debt or student loans
People with criminal records
People with DUIs
I have none of this, I simply asked him to add me to his insurance for 2 months, there’s nothing illegal
The point is he said yes and then send me to his mom to say no
Thank you for your responses!!!!
Anonymous wrote:OP here
I was unemployed with no income for 4 months during Covid, I finally found a new job and had to buy a new car and needed help with registering the car, insurance and stuff
Nothing too crazy
It might not look like a big deal, but to me this was VERY important as I needed the car ASAP and he knew about this for months and he acknowledged the issue and said he would help me
I don’t want to go into too much detail about it
Anonymous wrote:Oh gosh, the racism of this board! She is a foreigner, doesn’t mean she is trying to get an American passport!
OP - I’m European too and I think you are having a cultural “misunderstanding” Americans are generally very stingy with money, you’ll notice this particularly if you are from Southern Europe. The things that you mention you did (buy electrodomestics, help care for a brother) many people would do the same where I am from, but not in the US (that’s why they suspect you are a gold digger). Americans are very individualistic and think only about themselves, they Just don’t do thing for others if they can’t get something in return. I am always shocked to see for example parents who don’t help their adult kids with financial issues even if they could. What happened in your situation is that you thought the help you needed from your boyfriend was not a big deal and something that you would have done gor him in a heartbeat, and for him (and his mom) it was something that could get them potentially in financial trouble and not worth the risk.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And no, I didn’t ask for ANY money
Neither did he offer any assistance during the 16 weeks I was making $0
I wouldn’t have accepted any assistance, but it’s just about the principle and I think it would have been a very nice gesture to say listen, do you need any money for food since you’re making $0 income for 16 weeks lol
It seems like you want him to bail you out (or "offer" to) pretty regularly.
What’s bailing out here? I offered food and money to anybody I knew that was making no money and in need of assistance.
And that while making $0 myself and living off of my savings.
I offered food to his family even
I helped his elderly mom take care of his brother
This is what decent people to during a pandemic
So that just shows about people’s character I think
And again, it’s not about taking it, it’s just about simply offering and asking that makes the whole difference
I don’t understand why I get attacked for this
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And no, I didn’t ask for ANY money
Neither did he offer any assistance during the 16 weeks I was making $0
I wouldn’t have accepted any assistance, but it’s just about the principle and I think it would have been a very nice gesture to say listen, do you need any money for food since you’re making $0 income for 16 weeks lol
It seems like you want him to bail you out (or "offer" to) pretty regularly.