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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, my advice is don't worry - this won't last long. Had I been you, I would not have allowed a college freshman to move in with a boy. She should either be at home or in a dorm room with other girls. So your daughter will be back - relationships at her age rarely last very long. [/quote]

LOL! How would you stop her?[/quote]

LOL!  Not pay for college?

OP it gets better. At first it seemed odd but after about 3 months it became normal. DD also was home for thanksgiving and an extended break at Christmas/January. Will your DD come home for breaks or has she permanently moved away?  Why did she choose an apartment and not dorms?  
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LOL! You sound like the kind of parent kids ditch as soon as they don't need you anymore. My parents tried to continue controlling me through college, using money and resources to manipulate me. Why don't you ask them how well that worked for them, because I haven't spoken to them since I was a sophomore in college. [/quote]

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