>I want to empty my bank account to a scammer, and then keep doing it over and over
It's probably easiest to just keep sending "her" money orders.

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Ugh, no. It's a guy, I'm a girl. We've met already and I met his parents and lived with them. He's not a scammer.

>>17264041

Why would you want to do that if you are not married or don't even live in the same country?

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>>17264705
So we can save up for plane tickets together and I can give him extra money to spoil him.

>>17264749
You don't need a shared bank account to save money together or to give him extra money to spoil him. I understand that you care about this person and I approve of your feeling. However sharing a bank account is unnecessary. There are many, many couples all over the world who are saving money together and spoiling each other but they do not have a shared bank account. If you simply wish to have a quick and easy method to send money over to him, have you considered using a service like Paypal? That is what people would normally do in your situation.

This is some oddly formulated bait. You seem to haven take aspects of other bait and the feelings /adv/ has toward certain behavior and mashed them together to make what I can only say is actually awful bait.

I award you no points for your attempt.

>>17264766
Yeah paypal seems like the best I idea I guess. Thanks for your thoughtful input!
>>17264798
Kill yourself

>>17264041
>you will never have a gf with whom you are emotionally connected on such level that she would instinctively know how much you really need affection and intimacy, even though you're hiding it, and hug you like in this pic

PayPal?