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advice. So, to preface, my family owns a business that is very well known in our sector and makes

loads of profit. Thus, I'm a trust fund baby. I try to not be spoiled and I've 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 isn't poor, he's upper middle class, and while he doesn't

struggle in life, he doesn't have too much to spend and lives very frugally. 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 cope for me instead of going with me dining outside.

What I want to say is, I've never had the impression that Mark was going to take advantage of me

or my family. In the beginning, my family was a little sketched out and brought up the gold

digger argument. But I stood up for my fiance and fought with my dad. My family came to love and

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