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If the loan for the bride of cigarettes?

My girlfriend of just under 2 years do not have any money left this month becomes more next week, and I'm sure you pay me, but I refuse to give their money to buy cigarettes, it's what I'm doing right or wrong of me do suffer from withdrawal. (The reason I used to give money are many, among which is that she is diabetic and smoking increases your risk of heart disease 10 times. smoking itself does not bother me) Additional information: We're 18, she has been smoking since I was 9-10 years old and have been living together for 2 months. I find it offensive that love my girlfriend – her desire to live beyond 40, can be understood as me being "tight", however, since it was educated me £ 450 a month and gets a little less than most months, but recently only € 100ish. (20 cigarettes a day, his habit, the cost was almost all their money last month, where I was stuck paying for everything with my student loan paid twice)

You're right, but has to see the sense .. My wife was diabetic, smoked too much, Oh I had a stroke … He was an invalid / disabled for years and then died of a heart attack, That's what happens, unfortunately,,,, so try to convince G / F to resign if you can ..

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