Lol.. yeah super wow, I've updated twice in a row *gasp*
Just wondering, what do you people think is a reasonable amount of pocket money per week for students such as yourselves? And I mean reasonableReason why I ask is I just want to clarify some stuff for myself. I'm not sure if what I am thinking is out of tightness or selfishness.. whichever it
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It just depends if extra spending is covered. You know... is it 'luxury cash' or what. I used to know a kid who got $100 (I just remember the 'concept' >>;) a week, but their parents gave them nothing. They didn't buy clothes for them, pay for excursions, no bus money or lunch food. So .__.
I'm frugal AS - and I admit it. Tight. XD But yea. I think life as a university student requires quite a bit. I realised presents I buy for friends get bigger and bigger as I get older. Kinda like a requirement D: I miss the good old days when $5 or $10 was enough (laughs). If I didn't have a job... I don't think I'd be able to eat as many potatocakes ;o;
That remeinds me... I must go bank to deposit my savings ^^~
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if they need money for food then fine but if this is like luxury cash as wynne put it... then i say anything under $20. *shrugs* there is an age when they can work if they want more money, if they don't appreciate free cash then they shouldn't get any.
sorry to say but i hate it when people complain that they don't get enough allowance. pisses me off. how hard you're guardian/parents have to work to support you and you take it all for granted. if you want more money then go work.
i think once you hit uni, you should pay for everything yourself. only if you really desperately can't should you even remotely think about asking your parents. i know they are happy too but meh. you're an adult. take responsibility.
sorry that was a bit crude.
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Yeah I understand all that, partly why I'm a little frustrated as well. But that's all due to upbringing. If a parent tells you, you don't have to work and I'll support you etc. They'll grow up believing that.
Hehe... I don't pay for much myself *sweatdrop* And I get luxury cash to buy lunch etc. I feel so spoilt T_T;
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no use in spoonfeeding you, because you'll never really be independant. i find it amusing people who are 25+ and haven't moved out because they want to freeload some more. *shrugs*
haha, i pay for everything. i've no allowance anyway. that's hy i work... but i think i might lose my job. :(
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Feels small for being spoilt
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Even if I don't get invited to bday parties, if they're my friend and I actually remember I would get them a present anyway. You no get prezzies? :O Everyone should get a prezzie on bday! But then again even a simple msg to say Happy Bday is enough, shows they actually cared enough to remember. So no bitter bitter man *chucks sugar at you*
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