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Input: So, my boyfriend (23) and I (20) are both students and have been together for three years. He is in his final year as a informatic engineer and I just started university in toxicology. He currently is doing his last traineeship (or intership? I do not not what it would be called in English) 2 hours from where I live so we only see each other on weekends and during the week we talk on the phone. 
Tbh I’m always down to ear him complain about almost anything because I like talking to him and all but there is this one thing I can’t ear anymore: his salary. 
So when he will be done from school he will make around 70k+ a year which is a lot in my opinion. BUT currently he is making way less, which is normal since he is an intern and only work 4 month a year and the other months he is in school. Way less is still 2x more what I made at my student job when I used to do around the same amount of hours.

A bit a background here: last year I worked almost full time (between 30-35hrs a week has my job would give me) to collect my money so I wouldn’t have to worry about it at school and I still work today with school (less than 15hrs a week). During that year, I agree, I complained A LOT. Like A LOT. At mid point in the year he told me how annoying that was. I got pretty angry and frustrated at first but then I realized, and I worked on it and tried not to complain as much after that. 

Now, back with the story: this morning he called me like usual and we talked a bit before he started complaining about having no money. His pay is next week and we just bought a vacation in the south with two friends and he can’t pay his credit right now because the vacation was more than what currently has in bank BUT his next pay will cover way more than that. So we agreed that I would give him money so he could pay for the credit and he would pay me back next week (okay for me). But he kept saying that he is way underpay and that he should be given more (from the company not me haha). 
I was already kinda annoyed from all the previous time so I didn’t say anything. So he told me &lt;&lt;are you tired about me talking about money&gt;&gt; so I told him yes and then it started.
I told him that I felt he was a bit entitled and that he should stand back a bit. That the condition of his internship were good and that he shouldn’t be that demanding. Then he lashed back and told me about all the time I complained about my job. Then I told him that he’s still very lucky and that not making 95k a year is still really really good for a student…
Then he told me that he had to go and the conversation ended there.
And now I’m conflicted because I hate (like hate with a fury) people that have the mentality of you can’t complain because some people have it worse. And I kinda feel like that right now.
But I also feel like I was right for that specific thing.  

(TLDR: I told my boyfriend that he shouldn’t complain about the money he make as an intern because it is still making way more than minimum wage and now I feel like an asshole)

telling my boyfriend to stop complaining about money