I agree with you that too many people jump into relationships for financial security and a place to stay. In this particular situation, im wondering how you move in with somebody, only to find out their credit score is a deal breaker. Was this not talked about beforehand? Things like criminal records and credit scores/debt need to be talked about in a relationships infancy. Its one thing to play around and have fun, if we're serious i need to know who you are.
This applies to mostly women but men deal with it too. Because they are freeloading women who have several dudes in the friend zone helping them out with bills, moving, kids,etc. But then they start dating some other guy. They're lots of men falling for those romance scams sending chicks $80,000-$300,000. But my issue reading some of the comments on the page was a lot of people were calling the chick a gold digger, 15k aint that much, she should help him out, these chicks are asking for too much.
But my thing is they are living together and even though there's nothing wrong with helping people with financial advice. You should know all that yourself. I remember going to a Rich Dad Poor Dad seminar which gave me great advice, now Im monitoring my credit score, trying to keep up with bills. This is all while I'm single. Too many people are hoping in relationships for financial security & a place to stay. And I big thing is they are not married, just living together. I feel its bad to be doing so much for a person your not married to. And at some point, you should know to take care of your own bills. But I think living together without marriage is a bad idea anyways. I've seen the helping out bf/gf get their life together fail way more than it was successful. Watch any judge show and there is always someone suing their ex for leaving them with a bill and messing up their credit.
.....after some breakup sex of course.
