Never loan money to friends or family - - but when you can *give* money, do. He started immediately talking about paying me back and I told him that he should consider it a gift as it was for something he genuinely needed.That was all fine and it’s never been mentioned about the money I gifted him until now. Friends pass us hand-me-down clothes and toys without fanfare or expectations. 4.

Paying for an overpriced wedding will not. Skin one and put it on each horse then both drag one back to the butcher unskinned. I'm posting this here because maybe some Redditors can learn from my experience. It is their moneyAlso, there is some time between those 2 events. I also used what I thought are valid points and said our friend had a legitimate need for some financial aid, I have a mortgage to pay and that I’m saving my money.Well she has called me an entitled prick and an AH for hoarding my money and ruining her dreams because she can’t get the money unless someone helps her. iStock. If you need money so badly that you have to turn to your friends to borrow it, pay them back when you tell them you're going to pay them back. Tell us about any non-violent conflict you have experienced; give us both sides of the story, and find out if you're right, or you're the asshole. She’ll be fine.He really needed a new prosthesis as that basically is key to living his life:She called you entitled?

OP's financial situation might be a bit more tricky as well with a global pandemic happening at the moment.Btw I think it was really wonderful that you did that for your friend.

It's payday Friday so u/nerdcrush and I will be giving away a $20 Dominos e gift card to two people.

Dear Dave, The guy who has been my best friend since grade school recently asked me to loan him $5,000. You gifted money to a friend who needed it and your other friend is demanding you pay for basically a material thing. You were really kind to help your friend when he needed it and it was selfish of your other friend to just expect you to pay.

can i give my friend some of my money? A big lavish wedding isn't a need. he can't even afford bulletsSounds like your friend is an idiot and deserves to have no bulletsNo, sounds like his friend just wants to roam the map killing players for no damn reason.

She should either look into cheaper venues or wait to get married when her financial situation changes. If you’ve been invited to a wedding with a date, that $150 number is more appropriate for wedding gift money etiquette. I asked him if I gave him the money, would he accept it? Not your problem.Edit: "ruining her dreams?"

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If you're helping him then let him take your horse carried and dragged take as well.New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castA subreddit for Rockstar's critically acclaimed open-world Western game Red Dead Redemption, its prequel Red Dead Redemption 2, and its online multiplayer Red Dead Online.Press J to jump to the feed. She should either look into cheaper venues or wait to get married when her financial situation changes.I was going to say something like this. He refuses to do any missions to make his own because he just wants to (quote) mess around. I am 24 so I made the decision to use the money to pay off my student loans and put a decent deposit down on a house to bring down the cost of my mortgage.

For a close friend or family member, consider going higher, to the $75 range, or even to $100. You’re right; you have no obligation to fund someone’s wedding. See our ~~*Best Of*~~ "Most Controversial" at /r/AITAFiltered!Press J to jump to the feed.

She has run into some financial difficulties but is still hellbent in keeping the expensive dream venue she wants and is short of a lot of money to pay off the fees for it. can i give my friend some of my money? He needed to replace his prosthesis last year. You’re right; you have no obligation to fund someone’s wedding. Please be registered and meet all sub qualifications. She just doesn't have a leg to stand on with this one...Ironically, the first friend has more of a leg to stand on than this girl does, and he's missing one.NTA- friend got confused between actually being entitled to the money because of something like a will, with acting entitled because someone else was given a very kind and generous gift in a time of actual need.NTA.