Akshatha
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You can ask ur mom but u wil have to give her some explainations but its ok after all she is ur mom..........
according to me asking ur best friend is not a burden to ur friends....
u cant ask all ur friends but u can ask one of ur bestest friend and u should have confidence tht ur friend wont feel bad if u do ask..... |
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megan a
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I know it can be difficult to ask for money, if you don't want to ask your mum ask a friend, If you have lent money to a friend before it might be easier to ask them as they would be returning the favour. Good luck xxx |
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frankie28398
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If you need help ask. Tell her you will pay her back and be sure you do when you can. |
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traveller
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ask thats what mums are for |
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scallywag
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Ask your mum if you can. It's cheaper than asking the banks or other financial institutions. it's also less hassle than with friends if relationships go sour. Okay, you'll get a lecture but that's better than the burden of the bank breathing down your neck because they've give you a few piddly £££s. |
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abdul k
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what is there to be worry after all she your mum and if you are really in deep **** who else can help you if not for your mother. but do explain to her your circumstances for asking her the money and i m sure she will by hook or crook will help her child. and please do be honest.......................good luck |
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lost one
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ifm you cant ask your mother then you dont need it |
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scotchmist_au
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It depends what you need to borrow the money for. Do you work? Can you make repayments? If you need to borrow money make up a timetable of when you will make payments back. It will show that you mean to pay it back. I have asked my mum for money in the past. The only problem I had with borrowing it was until I paid it all back I felt guilty if I spent any money on frivolous things. |
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sue
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nothing wrong with asking your mom for help at your time of need. she will feel better though if you ask her if there are little favors you can do for her until you have paid your loan. |
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voodoobluesman
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Please, please please don't get a credit card or loan or anything like that, it will be trouble.
Pluck up the courage, take your time to explain and ask your Mum, be prepared for her to say no, but she will want to help and if you borrow elsewhere and she finds out, she'll be more hurt too.
Good luck. |
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Put yourself in her place. If you could help your daughter when she really needed it, wouldn't you want to? She can always say no! And at least she knows where you live! |
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kummu
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better to ask your mom than anyone else!
be sure you give it back to her so that she ll trust you and help you in future. |
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