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Input: Currently my fiancé is in graduate school and does not work. We are living with my parents since I do not make enough to support both of us living on our own. One of the main reasons for us to be living with my parents is that I can continue to save money so we can move out in about 6 months once I have enough saved and she has a job. Right now I pay for everything, pilates, food, dates, birthdays, etc. and give my fiancé about $400 per month in walking around money. Her parents also give her some money as well, but I do not know how much. 

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She currently spends $180 once every 2.5-3 weeks to get fake eyelashes. Normally, this wouldn't bother me, but this is a time when are we trying to save money and this charge seems so unnecessary. I don't mind her getting them before pictures or the wedding events, but it seems kind of pointless when she spends most of her time at her internship or home. Also, to note, I don't spend money on anything, but stuff I actually need at the moment just a gym membership that is about $75 cheaper than her pilates class. 

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I asked her if she could cut back on getting them and she basically got angry with me and told me she could spend the $500 I gave her every month on whatever she wants. I said okay, I totally understand the need for pampering yourself, but she made me feel like an asshole for bringing it up - so am I? 

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Also, side note is that she told me that I have to pay for my wedding ring (only $200) it bothers me little bit that she couldn't just skip the eyelashes once and buy my ring for me as a gesture. Overthinking or AITA?

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not wanting my fiancé to get new fake eyelashes monthly