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Let's crack on with today's first story.

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Now, today's first story comes from user CLD-U-M-A-S from the Am I Overreacting Sub-Reddit,

saying, my boyfriend wants to buy a boat, and I'm 40K in debt. Been together almost 10 years.

I own the house we live in. Due to unemployment, he stopped

contributing to the bills over five years ago. For the past three years, he's been back to work.

He paid off all his debt and his only bills are his car insurance and our cell phone bill.

I've asked him a dozen times to start contributing and it always turns into

a fight. He tells me if I need money, I should just ask for it, but I don't believe that's a good

substitute for giving me a specific amount I can rely on every month for the bills. I also do 95%

of the grocery and household shopping. I've made bad decisions and buried myself in debt,

trying to live a lifestyle that I should be able to afford if I wasn't supporting him.

He wants to buy a boat. I'm about to take a 9K per year pay cut at work. He knows how much

debt I have. Decided, I'm breaking up with him, selling the house to pay my

bells and walking away happy with probably 100k in my pocket. Literally life-changing money.

Am I overreacting by ending a 10-year committed relationship without talking to him about it one

more time and giving him a chance to make it right? Edits. Wow, this post blew up way beyond what I expected.

I hate to say this, but if you didn't have anything different to say from the thousand

plus other comments here, please don't waste your time. There's no way I'm going to be able to

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