MT asking for money

Three months ago, I visited an AMP. I got a Chinese girl, who is 27, and is quite pretty. She entered the country from Mexico this year.

But since she was on her period that day, she could only offer HJ / BJ with a naked body. I opted HJ. I did like her, and so we exchanged our phone numbers. She asked me to go back a few days later.

Then a few days later, I texted her to see if I could make an appointment. She said she was back to Flushing because she was sick. I was disappointed, but there was nothing I can do other than saying "get well soon."

We did exchange texts a few times. She then asked me to invest if she opened a new AMP. I believed she was joking, and I said, "you are really aggressive." Then she said she needed money because of a great debt left by his dad and the agent of coming to this country. (I do not know how much I should believe in it.) I said I was not that rich. (And as an early-stage immigrant with so much debt, I did not think she can open an AMP.)

A few weeks later, knowing that I would have a trip to New York City, she asked me if I could pay for some Korean cosmetic products for her, because she was broke. I thought... why would I help her pay for it?? I kindly refused. Then she said she was still sick, and she needed money for grocery. Then I said I could send her a gift card in August. (And I immediately regretted for saying this.) I explained to her what a gift card is. I also told her it is a small amount as a gift.

A few weeks past, she texted me why she still did not receive the gift card. I was quite displeased, but since I said it, I wanted to honor what I said. But I did not think she should get it. So I put $68 to a gift card, meaning "continuing to prosper" in Chinese.

Today, she did grocery with the gift card, and found out there were only $68 in it while the grocery costs $200. She texted me that she was embarrassed, and her friend paid for the rest. She asked me why I put so little to it. I was angry, but I didn't express my anger out, and said, "it is a small gift."

I really hate this kind of attitude. I am not obligued to take care of her financial needs. And she is not my wife. I am not responsible for her grocery. Maybe she was a spoiled rich kid when she was younger, but she needed to earn what she put effort to instead of asking her dad for money.