Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If she is a live in then this is also her home and she should be allowed overnight guest privileges.
And she should be allowed to decorate the room to her liking and have the occasional bbq with her friends.
Anonymous wrote:If she is a live in then this is also her home and she should be allowed overnight guest privileges.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't be comfortable with overnight stays and would have to say no. She may need to become a live-out if they decide to live together.
Slaves do not get to have a life of their own.
Slaves are not paid either.
She probably is only paid Minimum Wage--modern day slavery.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't be comfortable with overnight stays and would have to say no. She may need to become a live-out if they decide to live together.
Slaves do not get to have a life of their own.
Slaves are not paid either.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't be comfortable with overnight stays and would have to say no. She may need to become a live-out if they decide to live together.
Slaves do not get to have a life of their own.
Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't be comfortable with overnight stays and would have to say no. She may need to become a live-out if they decide to live together.
Anonymous wrote:Personally I would be ok with this situation. If someone I have been sharing space with for 6.5 years wants to bring home a reasonably long-term SO, I'm not going to deny them that.
If you really are uncomfortable, this particular arrangement may have run its course...
Anonymous wrote:Our nanny of 6.5 years has asked if we would be okay with her boyfriend spending the night this weekend and possibly in the future.
I don't know much about her personal life( she keeps private thing private for the most part), but I do believe this to be the first serious relationship she has had since she's been with us and I do know that they've been together for some time, so it's not a random guy.
She said she would understand if we said no.
The truth is we haven't really given much thought to the scenario.
The only possible issue DH & I though of is she doesn't have her own space like an in-law apartment. She's got a room but it's more like a master suite not totally apart from the house. You have to go in & out of the main part of the house so the kids would know he was there. The concern is the oldest who is a young teen so we were concerned about the message we would be sending.
The other piece is part of the reason she started with us is because she wanted & needed to live in. With her background now I know she could find another family and live out. I know part of the reason she's still with us because she likes us & we love her, nd don't want tis to be a thing that causes her to want to move on.
So what do we do here?
Just say NO!!
Any btdt advice to share?