When buying their first home, many couples run into a dilemma. How should they split the mortgage payments: should one partner cover it, should both pay 50/50? According to a 2016 NerdWallet survey, only 41% of couples split the down payment for a house equally.
This fiancé had the same idea, but refused to let his partner’s name be on the house deed. Feeling betrayed, the mother of his child refused to pitch in at all. This argument also revealed other cracks in their relationship, resulting in an ending neither of them were probably expecting.
A man told his fiancée he won’t put her name on a house deed even if she will be paying half the mortgage
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At a loss about where this is coming from, she refused to pitch in at all
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“He’s already thinking of screwing me in a divorce and we’re not even married,” the woman shared the root of her insecurities
Many commenters found the fiancé’s behavior suspicious and advised to hold off on the marriage
Others sided with the fiancé: “There’s no way you should be on the deed”
A few days later, the couple had a heated confrontation
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Commenters urged the woman to leave her fiancé ASAP
The couple’s next conversation didn’t end so well
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Commenters cheered for the protective grandma and congratulated the woman for finally seeing who the man really is
The couple’s last conversation ended in a lot of uncertainty about their future as co-parents
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People urged the woman to lawyer up if she doesn’t want to lose her kid
