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  1. You should be paying rent based of how much you two make. Being equal might sound great but having two very very different salaries will make it impossible to actually be equal. Talking to your bf about how being 50/50 doesn’t actually help you with your other bills would be beneficial to you. Don’t ask about stop paying your part of the rent, talk about splitting it totally differently so that the split reflects your salaries.

  2. Personally those reasons are more than enough to break up with him but let's remove the politics element as I believe you may feel breaking up with someone over politics isn't valid enough(it super is and that may not be your opinion, just the vibe of the post). Let's put it this way, if a family member or friend came or as trans would you support them and would you be okay with your partner badmouthing them and setting you against the m due to his own biases.

  3. Your boyfriend wanted you to post this? Did he think people would side with him? This guy sounds like an absolute sack of shit.

  4. That wouldn't be alimony or child support. If you want to just give her money because you feel sorry for her than do that, but don't call it alimony or child support which have very distinct meanings. Absolutely don't call it either of those things.

    Alimony is for after a divorce so that the financially dependent partner doesn't struggle financially. For instance lets say John and Jane are married. John is wealthy and makes all the money in the relationship. Jane dropped out of school to raise their child, she has been out of the working world and relying on his income. Now they divorce. John has no struggle because he already has a well paying job. Jane grew accustomed to the lifestyle of a stay at home parent with no income of her own. It's not fair that she be thrown into the cold on her own without any means to make a livable income. John is court ordered to pay her an amount every month so that she can survive since during the marriage he was supporting her. You aren't married to her, this financial dependence you've created isn't legally tied together like a marriage would be. Alimony doesn't even happen in every divorce.

    Child support is for a person to pay for THEIR OWN child. Children cost a lot of money, and the parents are the primary responsibility to pay for the child's well being. If the parents are not living together then child support exists so that both legal parents are still financially responsible (you aren't a legal parent of her child). If custody is equal split that usually offsets a financial payment. One detail is that if both parents are paying child support then both parents have rights to see the child. Maybe she doesn't want him to pay so that he will stay away, maybe he doesn't make any recordable income, maybe she feels threatened by him.

    What did she do before you came along? Is the baby only 11 months old? Why exactly is she not making him pay child support? How did this snowball into you paying for all her expenses? It's not a bad thing that you do, it's just that she knows that she's dependent on you. Help her be independent instead of just planning to be her bank account. It starts by addressing why her ex isn't paying child support, it's his duty (unless she would rather keep him away, but still his duty). Then look into any government funds she can use, there might be programs that help single mothers pay for food/housing.

  5. How can he be so amazing and supportive if he tells you to not do something that gives you pleasure. He’s trying to control you by forcing you to do what he wants. The best advice I can give you is to realize that when someone acts like this, they don’t love you for who you are, they want to mold you into who they want you to be. That’s not love. Know the difference and move on.

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