• TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    What blows my mind, is everytime I was issued one of these… it was from a person who was objectively like way worse or had way bigger issues than I did.

    Like, yeah I have to stop playing video games, but you have to pay off your $50,000 in credit card debt.

    And the reply was, no, you have to quit video games, so you can work more, and make more money and pay off my debt for me.

    And naturally friends/family took her side, because I have the penis and it’s my job to pay off her debts, or some bullshit.

    anyway, good news is i’m single and financially secure, and happy, instead of together with someone being broke and miserable all the time and doesn’t allow me to have any joy on my own.

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      3 months ago

      It sounds like you dodged a serious bullet there. I don’t know many people who started their marriages with huge debt who are out of debt or living happily at this point. Most of them are divorced. The smart ones kept enough paperwork to prove their spouses came into the marriage with debt, so they should not be held jointly responsible for it.