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Input: My fiance wants to buy a new computer, so he can stream on twitch. He's found a deal he's set on, but his credit is low due to some unfortunate circumstances, so he got denied. He asked me if I would take the loan for him, with him paying it all, not expecting me to pay any. The main problem is, I don't really want him to get this computer, especially since he has no money saved up. I said if he would save for a least a month or two I might actually do it, but he's set on getting it before February or not at all. When his mom got involved, she was really upset that I wouldn't just do it for him, and how if I was concerned about my credit that's not a good reason because his will affect mine when we're married anyway. That's not even why I said no, it's mainly because I *really* don't think I should get it yet. He wasn't even upset that I wouldn't do it he understood, but she acted like if I didn't do it it must mean I don't even love him

not letting my fiance take a loan out in my name