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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Give the apology. However, also say that you hope he understands that you expect your son to be fully employed and are raising him that way. While he's at your home you expect him to instill those same values and not give your son the impression that not having a job and living with parents at 42 is acceptable. So wither own up to his mistakes, don't bring it up again, or don't come over. His choice.[/quote] OP has nothing to apologize for. Children have the right to ask questions, and OP cut off her kid pretty quickly. If the brother has a problem with OP, he should approach OP directly. The parents are entirely out of line and OP owes them no apology. If the brother wants to contact OP directly, [i]maybe[/i] she can apologize to her brother directly. [/quote]
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