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She would pay for it but she has no job. I am currently supplying her spending money. And yes, it is just a truck. He is acting like it’s his first born child. But it is also the only nice thing he has ever had. I am trying to remember how I was in my younger days when I had a super nice vehicle. I was pretty protective of it as well, but somewhere along the way, I stopped caring so much about inanimate objects and decided people and animals were more important.
Wait, he has an income of $120,000 and this is the first nice thing he's ever had?
If she commutes to college, which most likely she will, she will need a car. Right now she is saying two years at community college, than transfer to a four year.
You shouldn’t have let your daughter drive because you lent yours out and she needed the practice. You aren’t married yet so it isn’t yours to make that decision. Since marriage is much more complex than this one incident, then your marriage will never survive if you can’t work this out. But now he has to trust your judgement. That could be tough. If you don’t see his side, he may be worried that you will always side with her and he will be the odd man out. Good luck.
Earlier in the thread, it was noted that this was a $60K vehicle, and was half of his annual income.
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