I m a third party, I ve been having a bit of a hard time lately, I want to borrow money from my boyf

You are very honest, it stands to reason that you should not be a third party, the third party is dishonorable, destroying other people's families, and in the end you will not get real love and happiness, if you want to borrow money, then it depends on your feelings, look at your boyfriend's economic situation, your boyfriend's financial situation is good, he can lend you, because you still have an IOU for him, I advise you, or return to normal life, don't act as a third party, be an upright person, find a good man who suits you, live together, care for each other, love each other, Wouldn't it be happier to have children and be a good wife and mother?

It is very dishonorable to be a third party, the man should understand very well, if you ask the man to borrow money, it is the same with or without an IOU, if the man is very rich, he should not be angry, if it is beyond the man's ability, the man may be angry.

If I had a good relationship with your boyfriend, then he wouldn't be angry.

Lent him money and sent him an IOU, indicating that you borrowed money from him urgently, and when you have money, you will pay him back, I don't think he will be angry. It's easy to borrow well, and it's not difficult to borrow again.

Haha......Honest kids, it's good!

Will you be angry?

I don't think so, but I don't rule out being polite!

You want to make an IOU to show that you are a person of integrity.

Personally, I think you can borrow it with confidence!

Who hasn't had a time when they're nervous?

It is very risky for a little girl to get involved in a third party, so I suggest you think carefully?!

No result is the worst outcome for yourself.

That's all there is to it, don't mind!

I think this is even more inappropriate, since you are a third party, then your relationship with your boyfriend is not strong, if you borrow money from him, involving funds, she will ignore you, so as a person, you must rely on your own efforts to achieve happiness, don't be a despicable third party.

It depends on your boyfriend's financial situation and how you are in a relationship. It stands to reason that he should lend you an IOU. Because if you play an IOU, it is a loan relationship, and the law will support him, and you can't pay it back then.

If you really encounter difficulties, it's okay to borrow it from your boyfriend, I don't think you need to make a slip, you can just make it clear, but it's better not to give it to others

Then you can borrow money, and as for the IOU, let your boyfriend bring it up, so it's much safer.

If you're really struggling, why not try? Just don't be misled ...