<prompt> Human: Ethically Ive been meditating on this whole thing, but Ive been stuck with repairs, insurance, registration costs, etc. I feel I was manipulated into the purchase, and the manipulation and lying sort of boiled over around the time we stopped talking. Were currently living in different parts of the world and I dont believe well ever be in the same space again.I recognize my own naivety as far as falling for it, feeling as if I bought something I really couldntwouldnt have without their pushing and financial incentive. Im broke and its gonna take me probably two years to get the money together to pay them back.Looking for perspectives on this issue. The only way I could pay them back is with a payment plan, but Ive got credit card bills and student loans to pay off. We also certainly have a difference of opinion as far as how much I owe them. Should I even pay them back?There is no legal document. At most, there are text conversations with non-descript price points. They said-they said sort of situation. Their contribution was not included in the price submitted to the DMV.Throw away for privacy reasons.  <response>: Car is only in your name, theres no proof she contributed and you now live in different parts of the world? Dont bother paying her back. Be done with it and let her count it as a loss, dont let the manipulation continue after the breakup. 