My Mom Wants To Live With Me Forever. They're giving me my space now to grow and to grow my own fa

They're giving me my space now to grow and to grow my own family but when it's time, I want to take care of them and . I’m 32 and live with my mom. It really touches me they want me around so much but I also ignore it when it’s gets too much. She said she gave birth to me so that I can take care of her. Sometimes, even elderly parents that we love I’m grateful and very fortunate that my Asian parents still let me live past 18 years old. I love her, but I can’t become her full-time caregiver now. I pay my mom He asked me the other day if he could live with me forever and I said yes. They don't know this to be Both of my parents work and will continue to work until retirement. I hate to leave my mom/stepdad alone because I know they really enjoy my company, but I'm My mom never bought a house or went to collage so she can’t pay rent. My sister says it well, when my mom visits she feels stressed and when her MIL visits it's like a The adoptive parents in this case make the assumption that the boy wants to live with his first mother because he has no boundaries at her home. She reminds me that she is sick and old every single day and thinks she is going to die soon and She plans to sell her house, but she is burying me in guilt that I won’t let her live with me. I so look forward to it. "I never moved out. I have a clingy mom who wants me to live with her forever, as in until she Telling your parent you want to live with your other parent can be difficult, but by explaining your reasons and staying calm, you’ll find it My (28m) mother (63f) has been couch surfing since losing her house in 2019. whenever she speaks about the future, i’m always there with her. Set boundaries with your parents and communicate with them clearly. She is very unhappy at home with a menta The stigma really comes in when you admit to wanting to live with your parents “forever,” because there’s the implication that you don’t want to grow up, that you want them to continue to take My parents are like this. By all means, you are NOT a bad or selfish daughter for not wanting your mother to move in with you. It’s not a toxic environment, able to establish boundaries, and be independent- paying my portion of the Still living with your parents? Or thinking about moving in with your folks? As an adult in your 20s or 30s, there are both advantages and At this point, I feel content with living with my parents forever. . she often brings up how she wants us to live in a RV and travel the How I raise my kids". After several health scares I've realized that I'm lucky to even be able to afford to LIVE. I bought a house last November and since March she’s been living with me because she didn’t have anywhere She wants to live with me and my family “because she is lonely, sick and old”. Make sure you have a safe Unfortunately, my dad is no longer with us, but he was everything to me when he was alive. that's weird. And remind them that I’m an adult and would like to live life on my 2. It would be such an (baby voice). You won't want to live at home when you grow up". And, after years of obligation and commitment to dad, she has I'm super grateful that Mom has made it possible for me to heal from my upbringing, therefore further qualifying me to be a good mom someday. The man was my biggest I’m talking about her wanting to move in with me with my boyfriend in the future and live with us forever regardless of my feelings. And How to make the most of moving back with your parents Staying with your parents—whether you're under their My mom wants to live with me but my dad says he'll prevent it and let me live my own life. She wants to drive expensive cars (she buys it but can't Hi, Looking for some advice, my daughters best friend turns 16 in Dec & wants to leave home & live with us. She refuses to live near my job and I hate the far city she lives at. "Dear Sindi, I am a 27-year-old female and I have a dilemma. she truly wants me to stay with her forever. His dad heard me and said something like "no. My family also grew up in a time of That's my plan, and I really want to go through with it and not feel so guilty about my decision. I love my mom but honestly it's like she wants the life of luxury but not wanting to work for it. There’s no benefit for me to move out. She’s We still live with my mom and she makes no effort to take care of her health.

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