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She felt like things with D were progressing well. She spoke with him about her finances, she admitted she was in debt and that she was saving up for her dog’s treatment.
“After paying off the debt from his previous treatments I didn’t want to open another card so I started saving cash in a little fireproof chest,” she said.
“He stole it.”
She went to his house one day and realized he got a brand new computer, so she asked him how he was able to afford it, since it looked pretty pricey.
She eventually discovered he had stolen the money she was saving, and they argued. D told her that her dog is “half-dead anyway” and used that to justify his stealing.
“He’s not even close to dying. He’s a little older but he’s nowhere near dying age. We go to the veterinarian regularly and everything checks out as well as it can be given his circumstances,” she continued.
“No one has ever mentioned death, we’ve only been looking at the future and improvements.”
“I’m so upset, what do I do? We’re both students I don’t want to call the police and ruin his future but that was for my baby to get what he needed so he can walk around my home comfortably.”
Here’s what the internet had to say.
“He didn’t steal from the dog he stole from you. Literally theft. Report him to the police and end the relationship.”
“Think about it it’s your savings and you’ve barely been dating. Take the dog out of the equation. He stole from you.”
