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Input: First, I have to say we both love playing video games. We have much of them, we enjoy it, it's our hobby. My bf (of 7 years, living together) has a friend, where he goes to over night sometimes, where they play together, drink alcohol etc. That's okay with me. I don't like the guy, but it's not my friend, it's his. 

Now the situation is, i lost my job because of epilepsy. I try do build my own Business at this time, it goes pretty well, but I don't earn as much money as in my old job. I often said I'm sorry, and I am working for more money. He always told me, he's okay with that, we have our money together, it's not important who earned it. 
When he was in uni, I was the one who got the only money. So basically he does the same thing I did, both of us didn't bother, we love each other.

Now video games are pretty expensive. Because he wants to play with his friend, he bought many games earlier, and when his friend didn't want to play it, he mostly didn't play it alone anymore. I never loved that, but I kind of unterstood him - he wanted fun time with a friend. Now we have almost no money left because of our situation, and today he asked me, if he can buy a new game to play it with his friend when he stays there next week. It would cost almost all the money I left for food, so I said no, and that I would be glad if he wouldn't run after others who have more money. I felt like this playing time is more important then eating, and I almost exploded. This month we bought 2 games already. And this isn't even one he wanted to have in first place. He just wants it, because his friend said that. I always wanted a man with whom I can have kids, house, family. I don't feel like that about him now. 

BUT he earned the money. Yes, I did the same thing for him for a few years, but I never wanted to buy things I can't afford. So AITA for Not letting him buy it?

not letting my bf buy games that his friend wants him to buy to play together