In today's Ask Amy, a reader writes in about her friend: 'Constance prides herself on a frugal, “cash-only” lifestyle, and yet she dovetails off our streaming and shopping services.'
I didn’t think I minded, but I sort of do. I think she should offer to pay half of the cost.
If you are willing to continue to do this, ask your friend to pay for half the cost – it’s still a bargain for her and her subsidy could be very helpful in your household. Alternatively, you could continue to share your account with her, but reframe the way you cast her: Not as a mooch or a leech, but as someone happy to accept your generosity, which you are happy to bestow.
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