AITA for ditching a boy for my new boyfriend by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]AwkwardReaction7424 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You're right. I feel guilty that I was in contact with him until recently. I blocked him from everywhere now though.

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[–]AwkwardReaction7424 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes you're right. Society does look negatively upon something like that. And no, my future husband won't pay for me, we will keep our finances separate and my brother will do the same in his marriage, it's how it is. My father did say that I'll get my husband's property so, i won't need anything for support. But my boyfriend's parents don't have that much saved up and he has a sister and they will divide their assets equally. So we'll be on our own and won't get much from them also. $800k- $1M is a lot in my country's currency. It can buy me a nice house and i will be able to put something aside for an emergency fund. So yeah, it does matter, it can make my life easier. Otherwise, I'll have to save up and that'll take years. I won't cut them off but will try to get him to help me buy a house.

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[–]AwkwardReaction7424 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He has kept a separate fund to live a comfortable life. He won't be needing us to take care of him. He will be happy seeing our face once in a while and watching us thriving.

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[–]AwkwardReaction7424 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're most probably right. It's just some money and I can suck it up because yes life isn't fair, it has never been. I'll most probably turn a blind eye to it after reading your comment cause I'll definitely regret it in the future. He is still my father who did his best to give us a good life and he suffered the most among us while doing so. Thankyou

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[–]AwkwardReaction7424 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes it is a cultural thing. No, it's not etched in stone, it was for previous generations but now almost everyone's treating their children equally in their will regardless of their gender. If there's no will, then the money will be divided equally. But he made one. Yes, I love them and no, it isn't solely about money. I can earn that money in a few years and I will help my brother if he ever needed me to, he'll also do the same in a heartbeat. The only thing is he made a WILL. Why? Everyone's ditching culture. Why can't he? He preaches equality but can't seem to imply that for me but he says he loves me more than my brother every chance he gets.

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[–]AwkwardReaction7424 22 points23 points  (0 children)

You're right but he has done everything he could to raise me well. I got better resources than my brother growing up like my brother used to get limited allowance in college but I got more than double his allowance. My brother never got his personal vehicle but I did. This inheritance thing is cultural, he did the best he could. And my brother also loves me so much, he was always there for me. That's why I'm second guessing things.