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Input: I'm not Buddhist and not a Thai but have been living in Thailand for more than 15 years. 

Before this, I have been given around 2  envelopes for making merit aka "give money and increase your chance to be reincarnated in a great life".

I have this co-teacher who has so many of these envelopes (she is active in their temple) and recently, she keeps asking me to "help". At first, to be polite I did. She kept on giving me these envelopes until I gave excuses like "I dont have change" or "I dont have enough money." She would remind me again and again until one day I told her "I dont think my life would be any different whether I give or not." She got pissed off and wouldnt talk to me anymore. 

Thailand is like, 96% Buddhist and I don't get why she badgers me for something that I dont believe in (I am her only acquaintance who is not Buddhist). In fact, one student attempted to give me an envelope once and caught himself saying "Oh. You're not Buddhist" and decided against giving me the envelope. 

AITA? 




refusing to "make merit" in a buddhist fund raiser