AITAH for leaving her with barely anything?
After nine years of shared dreams and silent sacrifices, he found himself alone, grappling with a love that had quietly slipped away. He had given everything—his stability, his support, his heart—believing they were building a future together.
But in a single moment, her words shattered that illusion, leaving him drowning in disbelief and heartbreak. She walked away without anger, without blame, only the cold truth that her feelings had changed.
For him, it was a cruel awakening to the fragility of love, a painful reminder that sometimes, no matter how much you give, it’s never enough to hold on to someone who has already let go.
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The original poster provided total financial support for his partner throughout their nine-year relationship, a dynamic she accepted.
Following her sudden decision to end the relationship because she fell out of love, the poster swiftly moved to reclaim all assets and terminate financial support, leading to conflict when she resisted the immediate loss of her established lifestyle.
Considering the OP prioritized financial separation immediately after a devastating breakup based on his previous role as sole provider, was his rapid action to reclaim assets fair, or did his partner have a reasonable expectation of transitional support given the length of their dependency?