I'm on benefits. I have a flat screen TV. Does that shock you?
What about if I told you it was bought when my Ex and I were together, and he worked FT?
I'm on benefits, and my DS1 has a Wii AND a PS2 AND a DSi. Does that 'boil your piss'?
What about if I told you that the Wii was bought at a time when I was still well enough to work 60 hours a week, the PS2 was a secondhand one bought when I was working PT, and the DSi was bought BY him with his own money that he earns doing car washing?
I'm on benefits. I have Sky TV. Does that annoy you?
What about if I told you that my Ex pays for the Sky TV and the TV license as 'additional maintenance' so that his DC's don't miss out on what they had when we were still together?
I'm on benefits. I have the Internet. Does that make you really ragey?
What about if I explained that my Uncle pays the dongle bill from the money my dead Dad asked him to use to ensure that I had what I needed, so that the DC's can do their homework without a 6-mile trek to the nearest library?
These stories are never as cut and dried as you think...
You just DON'T know what is going on behind closed doors, and HOW they have these things - but assumptions make an ass out of u and me...