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Guaranteed Human. My fiancé isn't with me because he loves me. He's in it for the money. Should I stay or should I go? This is OKOP, home of the craziest true stories on Earth. I'm Sophia and Riley. Should O.P. stay? Or should they go? He's definitely staying. What is she getting out of this? What do you think she's getting out of this? Love. Oh, and not love, I guess.

Not love.

Not love. Not love. But if he has to pretend like he's in love, yeah. What do couples do to pretend like they're in love? What do they do, I'm just saying, if he's packing and you're liking it. Then it's all good.

Then it's all good. But if you don't like it, immediately leave. It's not worth it. Yeah. Also, oh, wait. Also, if he does have money, you should figure out like those life insurance or pension things where you can get money out of them. Yeah, is he waiting until you die? Like what's he is? He's trying to like sneak in in the will.

I don't know.

Are they?

I don't know.

So. things where you could get money out of them? Yeah, is he waiting until you die? Like, what's he is? He's trying to, like, sneak in in the will?

I don't know.

Are they?

I don't know. So, Roe R.A., why did they say R.A instead of throw away? Why is it R.A.? Please help us understand. Ro R.A. mystery says found out my fiancé, male 27, is with me for my money slash family business. To preface, my family owns a business that is very well known in our sector

and makes loads of profit. Thus, I am a trust fund baby. I try not to be spoiled and have always

worked myself. I met my fiance, Mark,

when I was 20, and working as a waitress. We began dating a few months later, and he proposed to me

last year. Now, Mark is not poor. He is upper-middle class. And while he doesn't struggle in light,

he didn't have to spend too much and lived very frugal. I thought he was an honest man because he always wanted to

pay for his own things, reject expensive family holidays when we were still dating, and he would cook

for me instead of going with me dining outside. What I want to say is that I never had the impression

that Mark was trying to take advantage of me or my family. Well, you were wrong. He was saving his

money. He was waiting for the right moment. In the beginning of my family. Well, you were wrong. He was saving his money. He was waiting for the right moment.

In the beginning of my family was a little sketched out and brought up the gold digger argument,

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