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I need my son and daughter-in-law to move out with their baby!?
My son just turned 28, no job. Daughter-in-law has a part-time job. They have a one-year-old and have been living here for more than two years! They are sucking me dry. I do all the cooking and cleaning, watch my grandson. My son says he has been applying for jobs, ditto the daughter-in-law. They are both slobs!
I'm SOOO over cleaning the bathrooms and kitchen after them, as well as baby-sitting. Seriously. They are both slobs. My husband doesn't want to kick them out because he's worried about our one-year-old grandson. I think now is the time to do it, while the poor kid is unaware of the upheaval. Help! Are there any programs out there for people like them?????
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- Jane DLv 410 years agoFavorite Answer
As long as they're not doing drugs or neglecting their son, your grandson should be fine. If you are concerned for his safety, that's different. Besides, if your husband wants them there, he can offer to take over some of the work you're doing. If they stay though, it's never going to end. Applying for jobs is not doing whatever it takes to get one. I know times are hard, but you do something, anything. Your son could mow lawns, ask neighbors how he could help, etc. How many jobs does he apply for each day? You do what you have to do. Living with you, they don't have to do anything. You deserve freedom. Yes there are programs for people like them. Welfare, housing projects, food stamps.
- 10 years ago
you can start by not cooking for them not cleaning after them, and perhaps letting them know they need to move their behinds out. Although at some degree its understandable with the economy right now its hard to land a good job, yet a job at all. but Start by doing things they take for granted, like the cooking and stuff like that.
- Anonymous10 years ago
i dont know of any programs but you could set a dead-line tell them that if they dont both get a job with such and such time you'll kick them out
or you could start charging rent the things you do arent free so charge em for it