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“He brought up my college fund and suggested I skip one semester so I could pay for the car,” she said.
“I was shocked he brought that up, he knows how important college is for me but he assured me he’ll pay me back on time and that I only have to skip one semester and that’s it.”
She let Paul know that she was going to have to consider his request, but he didn’t give her the space at all to do that.
Paul promised to draw up something in writing so he could eventually pay her back as a way to try to get her to finally fork the cash over.
He continuously called her up even after she requested space, and finally, she told him she couldn’t give him $2,500 to fix his car.
Paul could not understand why she declined to lend that amount of money to him, so she mentioned that her college degree is the most important thing to her and she cannot give up a semester right now.
“He hung up saying he needed time then texted me saying that I did not show support after he made himself open and vulnerable, that I chose money over him by refusing to lend it to him, and that he is struggling and in need and that didn’t matter to me,” she continued.
“I felt really guilty and I started calling him but he texted me saying that he might respond when I make room for a compromise.”
Do you think it’s appropriate for Paul to ask her for that kind of money after only knowing her for 2 months?
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