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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You are right to be concerned, and so is she (sounds like she is very thoughtful for her age). Once she is in her early 20s, the boys from good families will absolutely be considering your family dynamic before proposing marriage. Their families will insist on it and they will, by then, naturally be considering it themselves. So now is the time to get your house in order so that you do not burden her and limit her marriage prospects. The boys from bad families won't care, but I assume you'd rather she didn't marry them.[/quote] OP here. Thanks for your thoughtful reply. I would absolutely love to "get my house in order". Unfortunately divorce seems to be the only way, which I think I cannot afford now. [b]But I also have to keep in mind how my daughter will be affected by the constant quarrel at home[/b].[/quote] Unfortunately, that ship has already sailed. The only thing you can try to do is mitigate the damage. Ask yourself a hard question. Is it unaffordable because you can't maintain your current standard of living, or is it unaffordable because you really couldn't even swing a studio apartment? What exactly is it you are waiting for?[/quote] OP here. I could not maintain my standard of living. We would need to sell our house. With the current interest rates I could not afford to buy even a small house in a less desirable area. Hoping to stick it out a bit longer...[/quote] So your large house is more important than your daughter? Parent of the year here[/quote]
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