Our house, in the middle of our street
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tell them their lease is up
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Show it anywayBad call, bad call
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Show it anywayLoving parents don't conspire to steal their childrens' homes then try to get rid of them.
I did read it, tylenol. Looks like a pretty ingenious plan to me. Instead of the hassle of finding a house, agreeing on a price, getting the inspections, applying for a mortgage, etc, you send your kid out to do all the legwork, then you move in and boot him out. Aside from being evil, that plan is a far superior means of obtaining housing than conventional alternatives.
I love how most of the comments are from kids still living with their parents. Have not one clue on what it is like to pay rent or a mortgage.
perdix, it is kind of a parental RESPONSIBILITY to take care of THEIR child up to the age of 18, then they are on their own. a parent doesn't get to decide if they want to give the kid shelter, otherwise there would be LOTS of parents in jails ha. your trolling tactics suck- just give up.
i have plenty of friends who were kicked out by their parents. not one of them was eighteen. actually, most of them were fourteen, some younger. those parents never even got a slap on the wrist. so, no, parents are not *obligated* to provide shelter - not by law. if they were it would impact abused children very badly.
**** u asswhole leave brittney alone
Perdicks. Its a parents life to give them there kids a house . Then when they move out. Ur not supposed to try and STEAL and take over their kids house. U sound REALLY REALLY stupid!
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Perdix, I hope that you realise that when your parents have you (a child) that they're accepting to provide for them unconditionally. them putting a roof over your head doesn't even count, because they live there as well. them trying to take ownership of their (likely adult) child's home without consent is illegal, and can't be considered the child paying them back mandatorily. Also, **** the parents for being douches. OP, take a lesson from Simbad, and when they're having breakfast, both you and your gf/wife go into the kitchen fully nude, and ask how long they'll be, because you have to use the table. THAT will get them to leave.
They're trying to get OP out of his own house... Perhaps if they wanted to move in because they had nowhere else to go and where grateful it would be simply reparation for his childhood but this is not what is happening.
Benjamin Franklin once said, Fish stinks, and visitors need to get the **** out of my house. Actually, I may be paraphrasing.
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Well. Time to kick them out, then. I wouldn't let my parents visit long enough to "forget" to leave.
That's what happens at my fiancé's house. Relatives just turn up whenever the hell they please, leave whenever they want, ump their kids off and go party ad come back for them in a day or two, or just say HEYYY I'm moving in now. Get all tour crap outta your room so I can sit my fat lazy ass on your bed and rot. When we have our own house, only my side of the family is allowed to know where we live, nobody else gets a key, and visits are planned at least a day in advance. Unless it's one of convenience like they were in the neighborhood. If my parents or his mom tried to do that, all of her stuff would be loaded into her car(or the lawn) overnight or magically transported to her house where it belongs. tl;dr kick them the **** out, I'd never let that happen.
I say kick them out! I hate people that think just cause it's there kids house, they can do whatever they want.. I have a feeling if you leave you'll be owing a lot of back payments on the house..
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Tell them its time for a nursing home :D
Send them a rent bill