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It's from a throwaway account saying, am I the asshole for sending my younger sister money against my girlfriend's wishes.

My younger sister, female 25, is working towards getting her master's degree in New York.

While she loves the city in school, she hates how expensive everything has become.

She does work part-time, but it simply isn't enough.

My parents, male 77 and female 73, have been sending her money each month.

But since they recently retired, they've had to cut back.

To fill the gap, my brother, male 28 and I, male 32, have begun sending some money to our

sister from time to time to help her with rent. I have a well-paying job and a close relationship

with my sister, so I'm happy to help where I can. However, my girlfriend,

female 30, has expressed her dissatisfaction with the arrangement. We've been saving up to put a

down payment on a house in the future. My girlfriend believes that my financial contributions to my

sister is hindering our progress. Yesterday, which happened to be the day I usually send my sister money,

girlfriend told me that we needed to reduce expenses,

and one suggestion she made was for me to no longer send money to my sister.

She believes that my sister needs to learn how to manage her money better

and that my brother, male 28, should contribute more. I told her about

how I feel a responsibility towards my sister and how my brother doesn't make as much as I do.

And while she did acknowledge that, she then said I was financially naive and said she doesn't

want me to be taken advantage of, I was kind of disappointed hearing this as I made the conscientious

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