They say no one wants to be ordinary when they’re in love, so people end up doing things they don’t even understand when they look back soberly. Some travel thousands of miles to surprise their partner, some stay up all night just to hear a phone call. And then there are cases that leave netizens stunned by how much money someone is willing to lend their lover.
Recently, a girl shared a story on Threads about transferring money to her boyfriend. In the clip she posted, the boyfriend messaged her saying, “I’m borrowing money from you, I’ll pay you back in a few days.”
She then revealed a series of screenshots showing transfers with amounts that shocked many. Some transfers were 35 million VND, 100 million VND, 121 million VND, and even a largest one of 246 million VND. Adding up all the transactions shown in the clip, the total amount she sent to her boyfriend exceeded 1.4 billion VND (about $60,000).
In return, the guy sent her a sweet message: “I love you the most.”
Attached to the post, the girl wrote briefly but sharply: “I’m f***ed!”
Right after it surfaced, the story quickly became a hot topic on social media. The post got 1.1 million views and tens of thousands of interactions in a short time.
Many netizens were puzzled by her decision to keep sending such huge sums to her boyfriend: “When I was a kid, my parents spoiled me and saved money for me. Now she’s sending 1.4 billion VND just to get ‘I love you the most’ back? That’s weird,” “‘I love you the most’ for 1.4 billion? Really?”, “What’s wrong with this rich lady? If you have money, invest it, don’t do this,” “Is she just too rich with nowhere to spend?”
Besides the shocked comments, many questioned whether the story was real.
Some suggested the transfer images or chat might be staged to grab attention on social media: “Is this AI? Definitely AI, no one acts like this normally,” “Could this be photoshopped content?”, “Are there really people like this?”
However, many believe that sending large amounts to a partner isn’t entirely unreasonable.
From a psychological perspective, when people are in love, they tend to trust their partner more than usual. The lover is no longer seen as an outsider but becomes part of their close circle, making financial support a way to care for and protect the one they love.
Money in many relationships is not just material value but also a way to express feelings. Many are willing to help because they believe it’s what love calls for or fear that refusing might hurt the relationship.
Especially after multiple loans or financial help, it becomes harder to stop. The more money, time, and emotions invested, the harder it is to accept that they might have trusted the wrong person.
Of course, based on the images shared online, it’s hard to know the full story behind this. But true or not, the tale of 1.4 billion VND exchanged for the words “I love you the most” continues to grab netizens’ attention.