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Today on the show, whenever my boyfriend's parents are around, they pay for everything.
I probably shouldn't complain, but it's just too much.
Dear life Kit dear life Kit dear.
Life Kit dear life Kit, I have.
A question for you.
This is dear life kit from NPR.
How can I become a better caretaker?
How do I deal with my parents unrealistic expectations?
And we're getting personal.
I'm catching feelings for someone, but they're married.
I'm your host, Andy Tagle.
Every episode, we answer one of your most pressing and intimate anonymous questions with expert advice.
I definitely reading this letter felt like, oh, I kind of know what that feels like.
That's today's expert, Maya Lau.
Maya is the creator, host and executive producer of other People's Pockets, a podcast asking people from all walks of life to get radically transparent about their personal finances.
So it's safe to say Maya is not afraid to dig deep for today's question about the limits of accepting generosity.
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