<human>: I've been with my girlfriend for over four years now and we recently became engaged, moved out of our parents houses and now live together in a rented house. Money has always been an issue for my girlfriend in the fact that she grew up not having a lot and when ever she did have money she spent it quickly. I grew up in a house hold that struggled for some of our lives but was always taught that saving money is the most important thing you can do, so that when times do get tough you can still put food on the table and pay your bills. Since we've been together I've helped bail her out a number of times for bills, school payments, gas money and everything and now we're getting to a point where I'm starting to become resentful of it. 

I've tried to be understanding of her position, she just finished school and has had trouble finding a steady job, right now she's only working 15-20 hours a week and that's not enough for her to make it to and from work and pay her bills, (school loans, car payments, insurance etc) so I'm having to help her at the end of every month. I don't normally keep track of how much she spends but it seems like she goes out a lot with friends and this past month I saw her bank statement sitting on the table. A few dollars there, fifteen at the bar, another few dollars there and when I added it all up it came to more than one hundred dollars for the month. That would have been enough for at least one of her loan payments but instead now I'm going to have to help her pay it. I don't go out much because while I make more than her, I also pay our rent, utilities, and my own bills. 

Am I being too nit-picky here? Is is wrong for me to think it's unfair that I have to bail her out when she's, as it seems to me, spending too much money going out... thoughts?

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<bot>: GF spends a lot of money during the month going out, does not make that much, I have to help her with bills and pay for rent utilities etc, I'm becoming resentful.