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Much love, guys. Now, today's first story comes from Zoe Regan

from the Am I the Arsoul here? Subreddit. And it says, am I the asshole for ending my relationship,

asking my boyfriend to move out immediately and setting firm boundaries around his dog and finances?

It's one of those ones where I automatically want to say,

no, not the asshole, but we're to see, I guess.

I'm 23 female and recently ended a nearly three-year relationship with my boyfriend, 24 male.

When I finally ended the relationship, I told him I wanted to be out of my home

by the time I returned later that

day and he packed his belongings and left of his own accord. That's since been criticized for being

too harsh, especially regarding his dog and unresolved financial issues. So I'm looking for

outside perspective on whether my boundaries were unreasonable. When we first started dating, we'd already

known each other for some time and had established a level of trust. At the beginning of our

relationship, he had just lost the job he had held for about four years. Over time, he moved

in with me, and we agreed that once he found and retained the job, we would split expenses evenly.

That's never happened. From that point forward, I took over all weekly expenses, including

rent, utilities, groceries, transportation, and general household costs. I continued covering

everything, partly because I needed to keep my household stable, and partly

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