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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You are a psycho Who stays to leave their daughter the house to live in with her husband???? You have to be a troll One your daughter could like other girls are you ok with her marrying a woman and moving in? Wth? Is wrong with you? Your kid might never marry give. Your situation they are living in trans. Who thinks their kid will want to live in the house they grew up in forever ??? You have to be a troll[/quote] Hi, there. OP here. No, I am not a troll. My daughter is straight, plans to get married and have children. She loves our home, which is very conveniently located in a very desirable area. We bought the house a few years ago, when mortgage rates were lower. I know our plan to turn over the house to our daughter when she has children sounds strange to Americans. We both come from a culture where the elderly vacate the main house and "retire to the cottage". I plan to stay married after our daughter leaves for college for the following reason: [b]If we get divorced, the burden of managing my husband's things would fall on my daughter or a new wife. While he is a high earner, he is incapable of managing taxes, insurances, home repairs, investments, etc. I manage even his parents' care.[/b] [/quote] He is an adult. His potential new wife would be an adult. Your daughter will soon be an adult. Staying married to someone on the off-chance that he will be a burden to your adult child is crazy, and something you need to discuss in therapy. You just need therapy.[/quote]
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