I told her I don’t want to break up her home, but she insisted that she’s not happy.
She told me that a few years ago she moved out but returned because of the granddaughter. We are both in our early 60s. I’m not sure what to do. I know we have fun together, and I haven’t laughed this much in a very long time. I have been with others but never like this. Help!Tell your lady friend you care for her, but what’s going on isn’t fair to you or her husband. She has some important decisions to make about her future -- and possibly yours.
My parents think I’m going to take care of them when they can no longer care for themselves, but when my son graduates in a few years, I want to move away. I have offered to help, but they insist I should be willing to do more when the time comes. My parents are on Social Security and have little money. My only sibling is worthless and abusive as well, and I know he won’t do anything.
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