Picture this: You’ve finally started dating your long-time crush, and everything seems perfect, right? But wait, there’s a catch! Your new girlfriend has a history of struggling to keep a roof over her head. With no responsible family or friends to turn to, she’s in a tight spot. You, being the caring partner, step up and help her out financially. But when is enough, enough? How far would you go to help your significant other before you start feeling like you’re being taken advantage of? Let’s dive into this story and see how our hero handles the situation.
The Crush Turned Girlfriend

No Family, No Friends

The Rescue Mission

Compromised Immune System

The Uncle’s Interference

Job Troubles ♂️

New Job, New Wardrobe

Workplace Harassment

Leave of Absence

Parents’ Patience Runs Out ⏰

Temporary Living Situation

The Never-Ending Cycle of Helping Out
Our protagonist has gone above and beyond for his girlfriend, who he’s known and had a crush on for a long time. From helping her pay off overdue bills, to supporting her through job changes and health issues, he’s been there every step of the way. But now, his parents want her to move out, and she’s refusing to live with a roommate. She wants to buy a house with him, but he’s not quite ready for that step. As the end of the month approaches, she’s facing homelessness, and our hero is left wondering if he’s done enough or if he’s being taken for a ride. ♂️ Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
Engaging with sarcasm: NTA, but is it a trap?

Dress code expenses? NTA disagrees with the billing.

Don’t get trapped! ♂️ Set boundaries and protect yourself.

Harsh comment questions why OP would buy a house with unstable GF

Think twice before investing in someone who can’t handle money

Doubtful of her story, uniform cost, makeup, and conveniently homeless situation

NTA, but is she worth going bankrupt over?

Warning signs ignored. Homelessness results. Was it worth it?

Entitled and exhausting – commenters agree NTA on eviction.

NTA paid 4k for girlfriend, time to let her go ⛵

Insensitive joke about homelessness falls flat.

User points out being conned and advises to end relationship.

Is she the problem? Commenter thinks so.

User warns OP of financial strain supporting ex-girlfriend.

NTA. Partner’s spending habits and lack of work ethic is concerning.

Setting boundaries is important for self-care

Beware of perpetual damsels in distress

Don’t be a doormat ! She’s using you. Run ♂️

User warns OP to see the truth and calls woman a leech.

Don’t be a doormat! You deserve better.

Moving in quickly and paying bills led to homelessness. NTA.

Spending $1000 on clothes and makeup? Cut the dead weight

Time to cut her loose. Don’t foot her bill anymore.

Choosing homelessness by inaction. NTA for not enabling.

Red flags galore! Cut ties and run fast

Tough love or heartless? Commenter advises OP to set boundaries.

Teach her to fish: NTA comment suggests helping girlfriend become independent

Is she unlucky or manipulating him? He needs to run

User warns man of being taken advantage of by partner.

Red flags everywhere! Run and don’t look back

NTA, she’s making her own choices and taking advantage of you.

Sage advice on leaving a toxic relationship to avoid trouble

Accountability issues and warning to not support her financially

Don’t let love blind your finances. Cut your losses.

Empathetic comment encourages OP to move on from toxic relationship.

Cutting off financial support could reveal her true motives.

Enabler or not? Commenter suggests homeless woman finds a roommate.

Don’t be a doormat. Cut her off before it’s worse.

NTA pays for girlfriend’s job wardrobe & makeup, defends her poor work ethic

Sage advice to escape a toxic living situation

User calls out man for being used and encourages boundaries.

NTA commenter highlights the guest’s lack of effort and stability.

Friend taking advantage of generosity, commenter advises responsibility and accountability.

NTA. Run away like your hair is on fire!

Red flags in the relationship, get out before it’s worse

Borderline personality disorder creates dependence on rescuers.

When generosity turns into dependency.
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A warning to those who want to help, don’t drown too.

Insensitive comment about homelessness with a touch of sarcasm

Don’t be an enabler, choosers can’t be beggars. NTA.

NTA, but beware of continuing toxic patterns and unwanted pregnancy.

User advises to stop paying for partner’s unnecessary expenses.

Letting go of a toxic relationship is always the right choice

Don’t let her manipulate you, it’s time to move on.

Self-reflection is key.

Doubts on OP’s partner’s intentions and financial habits

Skeptical NTA doubts her story, warns of potential mess

Beware of enabling behavior, it may lead to endless bailouts.

Cutting ties with a problematic friend: NTA

Are you being played? NTA gets real in the comments.

Cut this shit off and let her go. NTA

Don’t rush into co-ownership or co-signing, keep finances separate

NTA, she needs to get her stuff together before moving in

Surviving by being a victim. Find someone more mature.

User warns about potential user and advises to tread carefully f

User calls out OP for being used as a piggy bank

Harsh but true – cutting her off may be necessary

User warns against falling into trap of supporting ungrateful partner.

Doubts on the authenticity of her issues, NTA verdict.

Don’t be blinded by love- it’s not your responsibility.

Compassionate NTA warns about enabling and encourages self-evaluation

Dump her and run: NTA’s blunt advice for a problematic relationship.

NTA labeled a ‘choosy beggar’, criticized for entitlement.

Don’t enable her. Help her find solutions

Dump her! NTA.

Girlfriend taking advantage of him financially, dump her
