Confession: "My girlfriend is too expensive and now it's financial abuse"
Mo Money Mo Problems...
Someone has a confession to make...
In collaboration with Confessions.za, we've decided to detail some of the wildest confessions on the streets of Mzansi and get KZN to weigh in with their unfiltered thoughts.
This week we're talking about financial pressure in a relationship.
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On Monday night, Stacey & J Sbu came across the following confession:
As you can imagine, this particular situation is something many couples can relate to.
"Communication! Talk to her about your financial state," says one social media user.
Stacey and J Sbu reached out to East Coasters about their thoughts on the matter.
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Many of the Instagram comments offered some interesting insight for this personal situation.
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Here are more comments from fellow Instagrammers:
- "I got you baby girl, *fights inner demons while reaching for his card*"
- "Tell her there’s food at home."
- "f she isn't paying she shouldn't be ordering expensive meals. It would be nice if she can contribute now and then. Just be honest with her mate."
- "If you just spoke about money more in your relationship and you both were open regarding your finances then this wouldn't be a struggle you'd be facing. Start saying NO! Start going out less."
- "But why you telling us and not her?"
- "Unfortunately you’ve got to work harder my guy or else she’ll find someone who won’t mind the bill."
- ""#Financialabuse" a little too much."
Here are more confessions that have been submitted lately:
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Make sure to keep your eyes peeled, you definitely don't want to miss this!
To submit your confession, click here.
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