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My boyfriend is unemployed since we are together and doesn't want to find a job. What should I do?
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Your boyfriend being unemployed isn’t the problem. Him expecting your money and housing as a given is. That’s entitlement, not partnership. If he’s not actively working on getting a job, contributing, or planning a future, you’re basically his safety net, not his partner.
Set firm boundaries: no financial support, clear expectations about him working, and a deadline for change. If he guilt-trips, lovebombs, or threatens to leave, that’s emotional manipulation. You deserve a teammate, not a dependent pretending to be a boyfriend.