Don't always think that what his family gave you is still his, this idea is wrong in itself. What you give is yours, and you can choose to receive it or not. Since you have accepted it, it means that the right to dominate is yours. It's not that he has to give it to you if he wants it, you can secretly save it up for your future expenses. Especially some holidays, as well as some special occasions. You can take out a part of the two people to spend together, so that it seems that you are sensible and worth cherishing. If he gives it to you every time he asks you, then it is equivalent to you carrying a favor for him to enjoy.
In a relationship, you must understand that the recognition of others and elders for you is your recognition, and you give him it for nothing, and there is no value. When the time comes, the elders agree that it is good for you, but it is not clear that you yourself have not received much at all. You will only make people think that you are a bully, and at the same time, you will cultivate a bottomless pit. Especially now that he's working and you're a student. It is more important to let him figure out how to solve it by himself, rather than blindly trying to find you. Take it out when you need it most, so that the meaning of your money is revealed. Even if you want to spend it, you should spend it together, not give him flowers alone.
Therefore, many times you can't cultivate his bad habits, otherwise if you don't have it in the future, who will you go to. A person who is already working asks a student for money, which is obviously not a principled thing to do. It's not that you have to give it to him if you have it, you just don't have as much of a big deal as him. Otherwise, yours will be gone for a long time, and people who are too sensible in their relationships will be considered fools. Be clear that you need to rely on Him, not Him to rely on you. Otherwise, when you can't be trusted, he will run away and won't remember what you did. will only think that those are what he deserves and have little to do with you.