So,people.Do any of you know how a might be able to give all of my pionts away to a lady friend as ?...?
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Dark Angel, I don't know for sure, but I'll check further in the guidelines, and post back! Anything for a cool guy like you!\n\nDragon grrl has the right idea about posting a buch of questions, and then giving your lady friend best answers for each question. I really couldn't find any way to give your points over. . .sorry! I tried!
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Yes, you are right. Roses, chocolates and cards are the ultimate rescuers. If you do not have anything in mind then atleast these 3 things are there.\nOther than ths it depends how intimate is the relation. For a close friend you can gift a pendant, or a bracelet, fragrances, beautiful nightwear....and so on.\nAnd dont forget wrapping the gift nicely. That matters a lot to a girl.
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so long as she puts out you should be happy to share, that way you do not have to pay for everything. let the other guy take her to concerts etc.
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you can give money to anyone, tax free, up to the max allowed.  the person receiving the money does not have to be related to you in any way, they could be your best friend or a total stranger.
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the tickets were a gift so no - you keep those\n\nif they are true friends then they should be able to be friends with the both of you. there is no way to "split" them up.\n\nAs for the apt. I'm sorry but it is only fair since you are on the lease. It isn't fair to dump her and leave her the hefty payment. At least till maybe she can find a roommate or something if that is possible. Either that or if you can convince her to move out to a cheaper apt. just pay until she moves.
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Probably best if you message me on this one. Your friend has some possible options depending on the circumstances.
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Maybe if you look at the different charitable organizations and see if there is anything in place to support someone in this way.  Even writing to a lot of church organizations who would encourage people to sponsor your friend's daughter.  Maybe they could do a search on the computer and send emails to these organizations.
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I would want to give a friend money if they helped me move.
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talk to her, then hand her an invoice for everything you bought her over the course of your relationship.  she might give you some money.
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Be very careful. I've been there, done that. It does not pay. Tell friend to go to an aunt or grandparent, you would get in so much trouble for harboring her.  Take care
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Sounds like a mooch...maybe dont do anything with this friend where money is involved.  or bring it up and tell them that you can't keep footing the bill, if they keep wanting to, maybe they are in the friendship more for the free stuff then you.
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I think you should be greatful that you have a friend that gives gifts at all.  As corny as it may sound, give in to the spirit of giving and not receiving and you'll be much happier.
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Totally man - do both. Blackmail her into giving you cash and her body, lets face it she is of low morale fibre anyway. Nevermind your friend he would thank you for it. These little ladies that are replying don't realise you are dong it for his own good as a favour to him. Imprgnate her and tell him it's his - you'll make him so happy.
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I think I understand. You got an e-mail from this Doris Smith saying that if you let them use your bank account she would transfer millions of dollars in it. Right?\n\nIf so, this is a scam. If you give them your account number, the best you can hope for is the loss of all money in the account. The worst is complete identity theft.
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I am normally a generous person, and in the past when I have had extra money,  I have given money to people that were less fortunate. However, given my financial circumstances at the moment (my wife lost her job earlier this year and we are trying to survive on one income right now), I would probably keep most of it for myself and my family.
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Tell her that her friendship is the most precious gift you could ever receive. You could always marry her, if you're both single.
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I'm not an expert on proper etiquette, but if it were me, I would say, as you know, Uncle Jeebers has passed on. Upon his request, please accept this monetary gift to have and do with as you wish.