flake99please
We all scream for ice cream
- Location
- Edinburgh
Would you evict your children?
- Thread starter slowwww
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winjim
Smash the cistern
Are their parents happy with the arrangement? And what happens when they die?
I'm not sure to be honest. I think there's been some mild friction when they proposed that they may like to move house. On one occasion when a different county was mentioned and once when a move to about 10 miles from Sheffield was proposed. Scorn was poured on the idea, but I'm not sure how serious they were in the first place...
This person has a younger sibling who moved out donkey's years ago - what happens to the house when the parents die is anyone's guess. I imagine that if it is his home (though not his house) then possession will be the proverbial 9/10ths of the law.
numbnuts
Legendary Member
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
My wife kicked me out and a few years later she kick out my daughter, it must run in her family.
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Yeah, but you'd been up the chimneys since you were 4 and hadn't paid a penny in rent!
Although abstinence is the only 100% guarantee.No excuse. Free contraception is available
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Funny you should say that, we were paying £15 a week and buying our own food etc. I am to this day grateful for what she did to us.
Contentment maybe. It is not uncommon in these parts for kids to be at home in their fifties, I can think of 3 without much thought.
You could well be right, but I bet on most cases the individuals see nothing wrong with what they are doing.
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User65906
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I agree, abusive children need to know its not going to be tolerated, and if moving them out is
the only way, then well be it, other than this, its healthier for children to move out and find their
way, some are more keen than others to do so, some take more time, its all good, as long as its not abusive.
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Erm.. tricky, but my nephew is quite happy working just Cricket Season cutting grass/cleaning at Old Trafford for 6 months a year, then doing nothing in the off season - mid 20's. Eats all his mums food and stuff. My 17 year old son has been told he is not getting like that
I have a soon-to-be 24 year old who lays in bed all day ........waiting for XFactor to call him I think..............and it's driving me mental. We've always had problems with him but now it's serious, he's clutching at "careers", signing up, but giving up and then going back to bed. Tbh I always envisaged this position. His two younger siblings are up and running.
But I am 55, I have stuff to do, go back to Spain, live on a boat etc I look at him and think that he'll never have his own place, why should I continue to provide food, clothes and housing for him..........forever?
But I am 55, I have stuff to do, go back to Spain, live on a boat etc I look at him and think that he'll never have his own place, why should I continue to provide food, clothes and housing for him..........forever?
