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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]these rich m’fers are going to make college even more expensive for everyone.

just stop. if Larla cannot possibly live in the dorms then let her transfer or buy her a condo. [/quote]

Kids who have their own bedrooms in a modest 1960's constructed townhouse or SFH on a quarter acre of land in the suburbs aren't necessarily "rich m'fers."[/quote]

If they are demanding that their child get a single dorm with their own bathroom, they are entitled m’fers. [/quote]

I never said "with their own bathroom." Most kids don't have that at home. But you know what they do have? Their own mf'ing bedrooms.[/quote]

I shared a bedroom with my sister between the ages of 5 and 10.  I have shared a bedroom with my husband since I was in my late 20’s.  It really isn’t the end of the world. [/quote]

One of them is your blood relative, the other is someone you chose to be married to. If you can't seem the difference between those two and a stranger who you are neither related to nor have you chosen, I can't really help you.[/quote]

Lots of us are fine with having our kids sharing bedrooms with "strangers" AND paying $80k because we did the same thing.  My "stranger" roommates have become lifelong friends and we have shown up for each other for 30 years through thick and thin.
  
My question is, why do have so little faith in your kid that they will not be able to navigate this moderate interpersonal challenge?  Don't you have any confidence in your kids?    [/quote]

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