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Input: My best friend's girlfriend (27F) has a medical condition (Lupus) which affects her quite a lot. She gets tired really easily, has joint pains and gets fevers and headaches a lot. She has a decently paying job in an office, although can only work part time, and lives with her parents who are quite well-off so she doesn't pay rent or utilities or anything. She only recently became part of my friend group when she started dating my best friend, she is great and everyone really likes her. Whenever we do anything with her she isn't expected to pay, either her boyfriend pays or the rest of us just split the cost. I don't really agree with it since she has a job and lives rent/utilities free, but I go along with it since it's usually just like splitting her meal between 4 or 5 of us or something. We are planning a trip around Europe for 5 of us, including this girl. Her boyfriend wants us to split the cost for her to come, including flights, accomodation, food, etc. I don't see why we have to pay for her. She must have plenty money to spend since she lives with her parents and I don't think she really needs us to pay. I haven't spoken to anyone about this and am worried I am being an asshole because of her condition.

AITA for not wanting to pay for her to come?

not wanting to pay for my friend who has a medical condition