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Date: November 6, 2022
He either already has or will soon cheat with her. He will probably move on from you and she’s up next. It was a huge betrayal for him to show her your messages. They laughed together at your expense. That’s emotional cheating. Dump him first. Don’t live! life having to look back and remember how that idiot dumped you when it was so obvious he was mistreating you. Don’t let him do it. Dump him in style and don’t look back. He has already done enough to deserve it.
My girl.
First and foremost. Do NOT buy a house with someone you are not married to. And I mean, married to- not: engaged, or “we've talked about it and are definitely on the same page”. Married. Got a certificate and everything.
The reason why is this: sh*t happens, and the legal system has basically ZERO way to deal with division of property/assets between people who are not married. To the legal system, you might as well be strangers, as they don't recognize bf/gf or any other kind of “situationship” that's not “legally married”. Unfortunately that means: let's say god forbid you have a terrible, acrimonious split over something. If you own the house together, the court will basically say: “then you have to sell it, and divide the proceeds”, except the split was acrimonious and you aren't even speaking to each other. and one of you still wants the house anyway. The courts will just shrug at you.
You are 24, so I'm kind of expecting you to ignore that advice because “trust me it's fine”, because I would have ignored it at 24 as well. So as a final caution: ignore this at your own peril.
Second – as for the finances: I suspect you may be about to learn just how serious your boyfriend actually is about you. You don't say anything about how long you have been together, but this is basically Big Decision Time. So the questions you need answers for are the following: are you both serious about eventually getting married? Have you had discussions about it? Does he intend to maintain a 50-50 split rule if you're married?
For me, if you are married, your income is your household income, as far as expenses/bills go, and should be treated as such. To me, that means proportional shares. If he wants a more expensive lifestyle than you can afford, then he has to subsidize it. Ask to him explain why he thinks 50-50 is fair when you don't care as much as he does about house price ranges? Would he charge you half of everything if he bought the house and you were just a tenant? A tenant who shares a room, no less!
Why does he think you should have to subsidize a lifestyle you don't want? Why does he think that's fair in a partnership?
“it's equal shares, so it's fair”. Except it's not equal shares – he's looking at the wrong number (the dollar amount). Living expenses, as he should already know, are calculated as a percentage of your income, not a flat rate. So the percentages are WAY out of whack if you are paying equal shares. By some quick napkin math, your 24k share of your 124k household income means you should be paying around 20% of total expenses. Anything beyond that is you being nice until you can't afford it, then it's just dumb.
It's also a good setup for financial abuse, if I'm being honest, but nothing you have said has indicated that may be the case.
So there's some stuff you can offer to explain why it's unfair during the discussion, but never forget that the smart, much safer option of: do NOT buy property with someone you aren't married to is always on the table.
Good luck.
He just started, if you never ate pussy then you don’t know how sore your jaw gets. Eating pussy is not the same as sucking cock, so bro just needs to “practice”. Shii at least he’s doing what you want him to do, probably just not for as long but that’ll probably change