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AITAH for telling my husband I will leave I'd he moves his son and husband unto our house?
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The stepson and his husband bring nothing except a talent for financial struggle and the kind of emotional drama that could be syndicated. The narrator already knows the ratings plummet when roommate life casts her in every scene. Setting boundaries in this setup requires more backbone than budgeting, and that’s saying something when the new tenants still treat work as an imaginary concept.
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If someone ever wondered what the phrase “too many cooks in the kitchen” sounds like in real life, it lives here. Sometimes protecting sanity means letting charity stop at the front porch. Sharing a house should not be a test of endurance. Who knew growing old together would suddenly involve so many people not aging gracefully, just refusing to move on.
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Husband invites jobless 47-year-old son and his almost-60 partner to move in rent-free, pushing wife to say she’ll leave instead of hosting another round of family freeloading: ‘If he moves in, I will leave’
Some people collect stray pets out of kindness. Others adopt stray human adults out of guilt. This marriage gets upgraded, not with a puppy, but with a full-grown stepson and his partner, both finally running out of options after years of haunting someone else's basement. The ex-wife retires as their reluctant landlord, and the new invitation drops without warning, like an unexpected thunderstorm, one that promises a forecast of slamming doors and extra laundry.
And so, the world's coziest rescue shelter hosts two difficult personalities who would probably argue over how to split the air in a small house. Husband claims the spare bedroom is charity, not chaos, blissfully ignoring the volume level of "not getting along" and the recurring fantasy of shared retirement with zero privacy.
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