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Input: This is a throwaway account because she follows my account. I'll give you a little background. 

I bought a two bedroom house about a year ago. I got a super good deal on it because the previous owners put an addition on but did not finish it. The addition would add another master bedroom and bonus room on a 2nd floor. 

I had two roommates moving in with me. I gave them the two existing bedrooms while I lived in the attached garage. I didnt mind because I was going to have the rest of the house done pretty soon. 

I took out a credit card with a special offer for the first 12 months at a suoer low APR. Finished the addition in about 5 weeks. Planned on making the bonus room a game room and living in the new master. By then my sister went on summer break and needed a place to stay and my girlfriend wanted to move in. So I shared the master with my girlfriend and split the game room in half for my sister. After my sister went back to College I turned the game room back into a full game room and stayed in the master with my girlfriend and her daughter. 

But shortly before my sister left my girlfriend lost her job. The company went under, she was not fired. The company that took over wanted her to go to a training facility over an hour away. She tried for a bit but it was too much because it caused her to work 13 hour days and barely see her kid. She quit and I let her stay with me essentially rent free for a couple months while she was in between jobs. 

With her daughter going on 7 we decided she needed her own room and we needed the privacy. So we let the daughter have the master while we took the game room. (If I wanted to use the game room at night I wouldnt disturb her daughter. Thats why we decided this.).

Now that she has a stable job with decent pay I asked her to start paying rent two months ago. She has been at her job for 6 months now. I wasnt exactly having trouble but I was basically living paycheck to paycheck with $20-$50 extra a month. We agreed that she should pay half of all house bills that I am responsible for. Plus we go halves in on food. 

I am one payment away from paying the card off. I have been paying as much as I can each month to get it done with as quick as possible. While she isnt struggling herself, she doesnt have that much wiggle room every pay period. We got into a huge argument last night because I refuse to go down on her rent after my last credit card payment.  She feels that because I make more than her that I should be paying more. I don't see it that way at all. I think that would be really unfair to me. Especially because I don't even get to live in the bedroom I built so her daughter can have her own room. 

Its not my fault you make less than I do. This isnt section 8 housing. So why should I have to pay for more than "my share" when I dont even technically have half the space. I think its udder bullshit. We arent engaged. We aren't married. Grow up and pay your way. Does this make me an asshole?





making my girlfriend pay half the rent even though I make more than her