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Make sure if/when she moves in there are reasonable ground rules that everyone can live with. Once she’s there, it’s too late to come to that understanding. Bear in mind that she’s an adult and will have her own personal life. If she has a job, insist on her paying something towards her living expenses - That should help keeping her from becoming a permanent dweller. If she doesn’t have a job, unless it is medically impossible, insist she look for and find a job so she can pay something towards her living costs - This will ultimately make it possible for her to eventually move back out but you shouldn’t have to point that out. Finally, I suggest something like family counseling because it sounds like there are things that need to be dealt with.
Pretty normal 63% of single adults between the ages of 20 and 29 live with their parents.
Hence why I don't have kids
If you're not happy, get a divorce and move out.
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Make sure if/when she moves in there are reasonable ground rules that everyone can live with. Once she’s there, it’s too late to come to that understanding. Bear in mind that she’s an adult and will have her own personal life. If she has a job, insist on her paying something towards her living expenses - That should help keeping her from becoming a permanent dweller. If she doesn’t have a job, unless it is medically impossible, insist she look for and find a job so she can pay something towards her living costs - This will ultimately make it possible for her to eventually move back out but you shouldn’t have to point that out. Finally, I suggest something like family counseling because it sounds like there are things that need to be dealt with.
Pretty normal 63% of single adults between the ages of 20 and 29 live with their parents.