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rodfergie
| 18
You're not married, it's not your job to support him. Go back to school. Unless you're planning on him supporting you....
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davidfong
| 12
Assuming he left his previous job on good terms he going to have to see if he can get his old job back
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rodfergie
| 18
You're not married, it's not your job to support him. Go back to school. Unless you're planning on him supporting you....
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Blitz
| 1
I agree ^
he's a big boy. and if your actually worried about money it shows his work ethic and maybe it's time for a new one 😂
he's a big boy. and if your actually worried about money it shows his work ethic and maybe it's time for a new one 😂
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Draikon
| 6
Seriusly? I hope you are both single, what a way to treat your SO.
Of cause it hugely sucks, and hopefully he will get back on his feet, but the sheer lack of empathy from these people is depressing.
If my SO just went "Sucks to be you" that would tell me alot about the person i am choosing to have in my life.
Of cause it hugely sucks, and hopefully he will get back on his feet, but the sheer lack of empathy from these people is depressing.
If my SO just went "Sucks to be you" that would tell me alot about the person i am choosing to have in my life.
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RichardPencil
| 27
Would things be any better if you calculated time on a figurative calendar?
I feel like the 300 fighting against Xerxes’ army hellbent on using “literally” as a meaningless, bullshit sentence filler.
I feel like the 300 fighting against Xerxes’ army hellbent on using “literally” as a meaningless, bullshit sentence filler.
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davidfong
| 12
Assuming he left his previous job on good terms he going to have to see if he can get his old job back
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Jeremy Laughton
| 4
Wow what a bunch of ****** on here. The boyfriend she assumably lives with quits his job for a better one, which would open up more room for her to attend school and the responses are that he’s worthless because the job offer fell through? No she should tow the line for a minute while he gets a different job. There’s always next term and if you aren’t willing to support your partner then you should expect no support. You all sound like gold diggers and a bunch of other things inappropriate for a public forum.
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Vita_1
| 29
Get an employment law lawyer. When someone leaves a job for another one but they take back the job offer they can be held liable.
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