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If you HAD to live with family could you
| Wed, 03-04-2009 - 8:26am |
If your debt forced you to live with a family member (parents, sibling, etc.) could you?

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My Mother would have but Raymond parents wouldn't have. But Mom is gone so no we really have no one.
Mary Ann
If my family was going to be homeless without my taking them in then of course, no question about it. I'd let my whole family live with me and we'd make it work.
I am hoping my family would do the same with me and for my family if the tables were turned.
However, I could never, ever live with my MIL. She is the most negative, critical person ever. I can't live with someone like that. My dad was that kind of person and I have ceased communication with him because of that. I find it hard to be around someone who constantly puts you down and is SO negative. I wouldn't want my kids in that environment either.
FIL and BIL - no problem. Could live w/them.
The only family member we could do this with/for would be DD and DGS if push came to shove, but it would be difficult for all of us.
If I
I could live with my DH's family no problem - his parents or his sister. I could live my brother as well.
I could not ever live with my mom again. She actually wants to live with us - not because she needs to, but because she's cheap and too lazy to want to pay bills herself. She would do nothing around our house to help, would expect us to invite her along to everything my DH & I did with our kids, and is critical of me and very negative to boot. HECK NO. LOL
My parents actually proposed this a couple years ago, and have always been there to help us.
Sharon
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