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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You tell her she can do what she wants with her money but that her decisions will inevitably affect relationships after she’s gone. But remind her that above all you will never feel bad for developing strong work ethic and self-sufficiency, even if that’s not something she acknowledges. Then get some help to make sure you can truly do that. It sucks that families treat members unfairly (which isn’t always equal and would be entirely different if your brother lacked skills or had extenuating circumstances) [/quote] This is good advice. I'm in the same position as OP, except my lazy, unemployed 50yo brother doesn't live with my mother. Instead she pays for the townhouse where he lives with his children (older teens now). And like OP's situation, it's money that my father earned over a lifetime of hard work. How we got here is beyond me. [/quote]
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