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I knew a guy who had an ex who did this to him over and over in college. After several times, he moved on, graduated and, in time, established a relationship with someone in his home town he knew from high school. This ex decided she “missed him” and asked him to quit his job and move across the country. Once he did, she was “unsure” and “needed time”. He finally figured it out, and ended it for good.
Don't waste any more of your time on her. If you are happy with a healthy relationship that is moving forward, that is the one you should choose.
He wants to be financially separate when it suits him (even for absurd things like kids and pets) but have joint finances all of a sudden when it suits him???
And how would the renumeration and rewards structure of this business be oriented? He would get all the rewards and you just the privilege of co-signing the loan, cause the business was his idea?
I'd say a hot no. Especially and most importantly, do not agree to be a director of any corporation, even and expe if it's only being a director in name. In Canada where I on-line, a director of a corporation is responsible for ensuring that that things like the payroll taxes and goods or service taxes (VAT, for our international audience) get remitted to the government. If this is not done, the government can go after the personal assets of the director of the corporation, and it doesn't matter when it turns out that they were a “director in name only” and that that de-facto director was someone else – the government will still go after the director whose name is on the documents, and that person is legally responsible. So, a husband could put his wife as a “director in name only”, she agrees to it not knowing what it entails, he defaults at payroll and service and goods taxes, the government will go after the director of the corporation for what they call “unremitted trust funds”, the husband divorces the wife, and she is stuck with this corporate debt and now her personal assets are on the line. And it doesn't matter that a corporation is a separate legal entity, because the director is personally responsible for ensuring that these trust funds (payroll and service and goods taxes that are charged to clients) actually get sent to the government.
You should probably address the IOU thing head on. My aunt owes me quite a bit of money and always tries to give gifts, and every single time she so much as mentions it I say “I’d rather you give what you owe me. Don’t spend money when you can just repay.” I would approach this as an “I appreciate you like gift giving, but my daughter has enough tiger stuff. Please just pay me back what you owe instead so I can get more of what she needs.”
That said, IOU issue aside, I think it’s a bit silly to dictate who can get what gifts for your daughter. If the tiger thing was your brother’s idea or happened organically, or if your brother or your daughter were bothered by others buying tiger things, I would understand the point more. But this reads as more of a sweet idea you are imposing as what you want to be a special thing rather than coming from either of them, which seems a tad controlling/overbearing. It also seems like something that will be hot to police as she gets older – what if she asks for tigers from others? What if an unrelated friend gets her a zodiac based gift?
The TL;DR here is I think you’re right to be bothered because of the IOU thing (and also maybe because too many gifts of any one type may burn your daughter out on tigers altogether – which you could also mention to the friend as a reason to stop). But I suggest re-examining the energy you put into insisting on this as your daughter’s and brother’s “thing” (unless one or both expresses a similar sentiment, and it may be something worth talking about with your brother to see what his feelings are).
If I were in your shoes I wouldn't be able to ever trust him again and I'd initiate a divorce. As long as there are no consequences to his behavior it will keep doing it. You're busting your ass raising a 1 yr old child and hes off sexting a bond trading nudes? Nah, fuck him and not in the good way.
Did… Did you not finish the song?
I guess it's mainly the way I was raised. But yeah, I've had some pretty shitty friends in the past, too. I expect to be let down by everyone. It's something I'm working on, having faith in people etcetc. So whenever things like this happen, maybe it hurts a lil more than it should?
Eh, I think it's more concerning how many people fake stories. The world doesn't need more cynics.
No, it’s totally normal.