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Input: A little backstory, I'm currently a college senior and I'm finishing my final year in school and I'll be graduating in December. When I was younger, may 6 or 7, my parents had a rough divorce that ended with my mom absolutely despising my father. According to my dad, my mother used $10K of my college fund to hire a lawyer and divorce him. The fund the money was in worked off of the stock market and that $10K would most likely be worth more than double that today. I've confronted my mom about the money and she would make a hissy fit, punish me, and just shut down our conversation completely. But, never denied actually taking the money.

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Now, since then my mom has remarried to a man who is currently a high school teacher/ former state senator. My mom and my step-dad take in at least a combined $160K+ every year. Also, my step dad has two other sons who he paid their college tuition completely for 4 years at a University. In the 6 years my mom/step-dad have been married they: bought and remodeled a house, have hired a landscaper to makeover their property, purchased my mom a new car and have currently hired an architect and builder to build a house on a property my grandmother gave my mom.

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Ok, now where does this all come in you ask? I attended a community college my first two years out of high school to save money. Then transferred to a University with a much better program for the degree I'm receiving. I've put every dime I've earned from internships, to even a job I had washing dishes this past winter break, toward my tuition bills. I don't receive any scholarships from the school because to them I'm a white male who's parents take in over $160K+ a year and don't deem me as eligible for financial aid. Now, I'm having issues paying my tuition for this semester as my job money has run out, I've taking all the better loans available to me, but I'm still coming up short. I've asked my mom about the situation and her solution is for me to take out terrible loan that has an extremely high interest rate.

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I'm slightly upset, because, I know my mom can afford this. She has plenty of money to go and make other frivolous purchases, yet she wants me to go into extreme debt so she can clean her hands of my situation. Am I justified for feeling slighted here? Please reddit, let me know.

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TLDR: My mom and step-dad make plenty of money, but would rather I go into extreme debt than help me out.

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feeling entitled to my Mom's money