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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not blaming the family at all. I did lease a place to cut down on commute time because my aunt lives too far away. I realize this is life and situations change. I am just venting that it couldn't have happened at a worst time. F.Y.I - MB and DB already make quite a big of money. DB stated he would make a high salary and that's why they chose the job. I know it was an offer too good to pass up. I know my charge will be just fine and so will I. I'm happy good things are happening. I've had this exact situation happen with two other families already. I'm bummed that I give everything I can to my job only for it to end abruptly. The families are happy and I'm the one getting screwed at the end of it all. The family isn't to blame for anything. I just have horrible luck. [/quote]
Perhaps the problem is YOU. If this has happened three times now, you are clearly committing way too much way too soon. You rearranged your life for a family that you were with for a few months...there is just something way off here. You are screwing yourself.[/quote]

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