Man doesn't agree with his future wife on supporting her parents after marriage; netizens say, ‘It is a big red flag’
How to earn likes on social media: CRED founder Kunal Shah shares tips, says, 'Won’t earn you reputation but...'He clarified to his girlfriend that it was not a lack of money but clear discrimination. He added, “You shouldn't support them just because they are family. Since her family might not support her younger sister, she wants to be there for her."The user noted, “She wants to support her sister's post-graduation and marriage.
Whatever be that amount. I want to draw a boundary on that."By the time of writing, the post has garnered 60 upvotes, and 146 comments.A user said, “When you marry a person. You need to agree to the whole package.
Whether you convince her out of few things going forward that depends on you. You need to accept her present."Also Read: Bill Gates recommends this OTT series for binge-watch; it's a British spy thriller, check outThe user further added, “But spending for sister's education or supporting till she can settle is a good thing, especially when her parents are not doing it because of the son bias. If she pays the pocket money to a 30yr old guy with MBA.
That's day light robbery. Supporting a 22 Yr old sister is no way wrong."Another user said, “I personally feel, rather than pouring your complete income and then planning. You should be rather pouring a set amount.
Because that will give both of you folks to have independent expenses as well as shared mutual expenses. Personally, you can only give her your opinion on what to do with her money and not force it. If her expectations are exceeding what she is earning you can make her realise the Same.
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