Husband Texts Wife He Spent $800 From Their Vacation Budget On His Student After Noticing His Clothing

Some boyfriends and husbands make sure that their relationship is never boring. This story is about one of them. Recently, he took $800 from his and his partner’s holiday budget, shortening it by a couple of days. And he did it without them knowing.

Image credits: Fabrice Florin (not the actual photo)

But before you strike your gavel to convict the guy, scroll down to read the confession he texted his significant other. After all, he had a good reason.

Husband Texts Wife He Spent $800 From Their Vacation Budget On His Student After Noticing His Clothing

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Husband Texts Wife He Spent $800 From Their Vacation Budget On His Student After Noticing His Clothing

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troufaki13 5 years ago

Although it's very heartwarming, especially with the holidays around the corner, I kinda have the feeling that when you try to help others it's a little bit like walking on thin ice. Some people are too proud to accept help and are sometimes offended by it. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not implying that we shouldn't help others in need, it's just that we must be very careful not to make them feel uncomfortable and/or incapable of taking care of themselves.

42points

Jason Melvil 5 years ago

There is a simple solution for that - Just ask. If they want the help, great. If they don't, back off and don't pressure them. It's about making them feel good not yourself. If it's something serious, then possibly try to find another of way of giving them the help while letting them feel they earned it. For example, he could offer the kid to do some chores for money and give him way more than expected.

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Christina Sersif 5 years ago

I agree, can easily be a slippery slope

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anarkzie 5 years ago

That's kind of a cop-out, if you offer and they refuse then yeah don't help but it does not mean that the guy should not have offered.

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Lu 5 years ago

Yes, I think the desire to help is most important. Sometimes you need to wait to be asked for it.

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Lena 5 years ago

this warms my ice cold heart

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Meowton Mewsk 5 years ago

Mine too. I was skeptical of the title at first. but hearing the story, the husband / teacher is clearly an amazing person and spouse. Giving to a kid in need like that is more valuable than an extra two days on a trip. It shouldn’t have to be this way for kids or anyone working their hardest. But since it is, it’s nice to have people around who care.

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