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Now, today's first story comes from the Am I the Asshole subreddit from Min Loves the Scenery, who says, am I the asshole? If I expose

my mom's money problems to my dad after she spent my tuition. Hi, this is my first post,

so sorry if it's a bit messy. I, 20, female, have always supported my mom, 43 female,

even financially, and I usually try to understand her side. My dad, 44 male, works overseas

and sends money twice a month for groceries, bills, and school. He usually sends it to my

mom, who then distributes it. Earlier this month,

my dad came home after working abroad for six months. He had all our expenses mapped out,

including my tuition since I'm an incoming second year aeronautical engineer student,

which is really expensive where I live. He gave my mum around $1,000 for my enrollment fee,

and that is like 60% of the whole tuition fee. What my dad didn't know was that I still had

a $350 balance from the previous semester. My mom used part of the $1,000 for that balance,

and I agreed not to tell my dad because I trusted she'd figure out a way to cover

the rest. Fast forward to last week, I finished my documents, reserved my enrollment and was waiting

for the tuition payment. That's when I found out my mom had already used the remaining money for

reasons she won't explain. She's been trying to recoup it, but nothing has come through. Prior to that,

she told me she had never touched my enrollment money since it'd be hard to recover. Today is the

last day of late enrollment. If my tuition isn't paid by 6 p.m., I lose my slot. I already missed

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