If You Ignore It, It Will Go Away!
By STOUTjodee
@STOUTjodee (3670)
United States
February 17, 2013 10:08pm CST
I know of some one who thinks that if she ignores the situation, the problem will go away. Now such rationalizing does not make sense to me. This person wants to move and hasn't paid any bills,but yet she drinks and parties on what money that should be paid on bills. If she thinks she doesn't want to pay the bills but move, that would be a different story, but she hasn't even done that. She has neglected all of her responsibilities and has just blown all her money and has nothing to show for it. Do you know of people that would rather blow their money on partying than to be responsible?
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11 responses
@PointlessQuestions (15397)
• United States
18 Feb 13
I can kind of relate to that. I wrote about a friend and her hubby who live beyond their means. They had a huge cell phone bill and chose not to pay the bill. I don't think my friends are partying, but they aren't very responsible. They will spend their money on stuff before they pay their bills.
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@suspenseful (40192)
• Canada
18 Feb 13
I do not know any who would do that. It would seem rather silly and besides the credit companies would eventually catch up with her. Really she should be on a budget, because if she blows all her money, there will be nothing left.
@STOUTjodee (3670)
• United States
19 Feb 13
Well, she gets a disability check every month and she is use to having money every month. But one should always pay bills first and then whatever money is left you can budget for partying or saving back,but to totally neglect one's responsibilities I just can't imagine. I know as a single mother some times I would pay most of the bills or pay part of a bill to get something special,but not totally abandon all bills.
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@suspenseful (40192)
• Canada
19 Feb 13
Even if she cannot pay all the bills because of her disability, she should at least try and not party so much. It is like what we used to do. I always liked to eat out, but we could only afford once a week and then with the children once a month. So she could party maybe once a month and save up for it. Not the other way around.
@BarBaraPrz (51838)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
18 Feb 13
Well, I ignored this latest glitch with myLot, and it seems to have gone away...
@dragon54u (31633)
• United States
18 Feb 13
I'm not close to anyone like that but I have met that type. They have been taught at home and by the media that life is short and they deserve everything, no one should suffer. I remember a while back I started a discussion on whether one should sell off their possessions and take other drastic steps to avoid accepted public assistance; I was surprised how many people insisted that no one should have to do that, that television was a necessity and that smart phones and computers and tablets are basic life essentials. People nowadays think that people should be able to go out and have a good time even if they can't afford it and the thought of sacrificing partying for a year to save money horrifies them. This person you're talking about is probably one of those. Even older people are adopting that attitude now.
@bunnybon7 (50970)
• Holiday, Florida
19 Feb 13
is it one of 3 of my kids you know?
i have 3 kids out of 5 like that so yes i know them. they are grown to!! 32 yrs, 38 yrs and 45yrs!
some never learn. @julyteen (13252)
• Davao, Philippines
18 Feb 13
That guys is irresponsible! They should think about the bills they made. I'm not that kind of person. They should think the people who will shoulder if incase they won't think about it.



@jenny1015 (13359)
• Philippines
18 Feb 13
I do know someone. He happens to be my brother in law. He has been separated from his wife for 8 years now. and not once did he even extended help in raising the child. I think, that even if his ex wife didn't ask for support, he being the father, should at least offer something. There had been Christmases and birthdays that the child didn't hear from his father.
Now, this brother in law of mine goes out every night hooking up on different girls!
@SIMPLYD (90717)
• Philippines
18 Feb 13
How irresponsible the action of your friend is. The more that her bills will pile up if she always do that. Penalties will be imposed on unpaid bills thus enlarging the billed amount. 
@jricky1 (6797)
• China
18 Feb 13
If we encounter difficulties then we try to ignore it maybe works,but if we try to ignore responsibilities and that's not a nice thing to do.I also met someone who has the same problem with people you mentioned,i feel speechless about that and hope they "realize"about that.They are getting rid of rights.
@Raine38 (12387)
• United States
18 Feb 13
I can see lots of people who are like that, I am even acquainted to a few. What's even irritating is that after all the partying and shopping spree that they do (even brag about it shamelessly), they will come to me with a sob story on how they have bills that they cannot pay. Once I managed to say that I can't see how they manage to party and ignore the much important bills. I was told that it is the only thing that can save them from depression. I think it's such a twisted excuse. Nope, not buying it!












