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His daughter is home for a WEEK. No one will hire her to work for a week. Your son should be living on his own, fully supporting himself and not hanging on mommy's apron strings. What the hell does he do with all his time when he is not in his ONE class?
My husband just told me that my son and his daughter are not on the same level because she's away at a 4 year institution and my son is taking a graphic design class at the local college. How dare he!
My husband just told me that my son and his daughter are not on the same level because she's away at a 4 year institution and my son is taking a graphic design class at the local college. How dare he!
My husband just told me that my son and his daughter are not on the same level because she's away at a 4 year institution and my son is taking a graphic design class at the local college. How dare he!
He's 20!!!! He's going to be a father!!!! Get your head out of the sand. I stopped supporting my oldest at 18. She is taking a full load of classes in college, and is working nearly full time, just as I had to do. It's called growing up. You had better hope that your husband doesn't send you on your way, you'll be lost, as will your son. Apparently, no one in your life taught you any semblance of responsibility, instead you come on here and whine and complain about how horrible things are for you and your son. Go spend some time at the soup kitchen, open your eyes, and be thankful for what your husband is trying to do!!
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