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I do hope you are well.

My name is Mark. And today we're checking out some more relationship stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider in a like, subscribe, maybe their notification bell too. Let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from a throwaway account who says, am I the asshole for asking my husband to pay for our son's college with his daughter's fund? I, 36 female, have been married to my husband 57

male for two wonderful years. I have a son from a previous relationship, Noah, 18 male,

and he has a daughter from his previous marriage, Grace, 17 female.

My husband considers Noah his son and is in all but his name.

Noah is an amazing student, high GPA, plays basketball and football, volunteers for charity

and is an all-around great person.

Noah has recently received a likely letter

from his dream school and we are all ecstatic about it. My husband and I started talking about

finances and how we're going to contribute towards tuition fees. I was a single mom until I got

married so I haven't got much saved but my husband has mentioned the fund. He's been

collecting for college since his daughter was born. Now here's the part I'm asking if I'm the

asshole for. But please read the rest of this post before making judgments. I do explain myself.

I asked my husband if we could use that money for Noah. It's enough for all four years of his degree.

He said no in the beginning, but I explained that while I love Grace, she isn't very academically

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