ITT: Women and Money

>ive known her to be a compulsive liar
>got engaged, had a kid with her
Just send her your linkies now, whats her address

Look she can get blacked raw and lie about it, I’ll still make sure she has a place to live a food for the kid when he is with her. But I’ll take that as a metaphor to break things off. Good call that’s where my gut is.

Stop giving her your card you fucking moron

I'm so thankful for my wife who stays home and asks permission for anything. Even a $20 purchase on Amazon she'll ask me if its okay. I could not live with a lying woman like that I'd rather be single. I certainly wouldn't leave her right away. I'd break her like a wild horse and retrain her to respect her husband. I'm not sure if that's possible though for normie White women though. Sorry OP

Thank you for the best answer so far. She also refuses to work... if that holds any weight in the matter...

>Daddy issues from when your son turns gay
true, your son will be a faggot OP, sorry about that.

>deliberately propose to a compulsive liar
>get lied to
Color me surprised. You're an idiot.

Welp, all I needed to hear biz, I’m gonna call it quits. Thanks for the honestly.

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My ex used to try shit like this with me.
I never let her take my card anywhere after I realized how bad she was with money. If it weren't for me, we would have had no savings.
She also used to do the same defensive shit too, arguing instead of admitting that she was spending frivolously. There were many times that I chewed her out for foolishly wasting her own personal money and being too short to pay bills later.

I ended up dumping her, and so should you. She is taking advantage of you, and she is deceitful. It's obvious that she doesn't respect you, she uses your money freely and selfishly, and lies come easily to her lips, because she thinks you're too stupid to know any better.

Get rid of her. This is the type of girl who will divorce you later and take half your shit after she cheats on you and lies about it.
Ignore my words at your own peril.

Thank you, needed to hear that. I’m over it.