So we took in my husband's 16 year old brother because his mom kicked him out. We have fought more in the past week he's been here than we have the entirety of our relationship. I want to send him back in 2 weeks. Because it's tearing our marriage apart... and we have an 8 day old baby boy. His brother is just too much for me. Am I wrong for wanting to send him back?
StephanieМама дочки (6 лет), беременна (19 нед.)
It's hard enough w a baby, then a 16 year old. I don't know talk w the hubby make a compromise...
Passion MunozМама сына (1 год), беременна (24 нед.)
Girl send him back you shouldn't have to worry about a 16 year old trouble maker in your home while you just had a baby. Don't let this boy come between you guys, it's defiantly not worth it.
I would talk to your brother in law and tell him to get out of your life and also talk to his family. You are married therefore you could make decisions too, on your own or without him if he isn't on board, lol after all it's to save your relationship!
MariferМама сына-младенца, беременна (35 нед.)
No . Wdh its not ur responsbility its he's parents talk to your hubby
ChinaМама двоих (1 год, 5 лет)
Funny, I just made the same post yesterday or the day before. My solution is him going back.
Send his ass back if you think it will save your family. Ask your self if he is worth it....make a pros and cons list lol
Hey ladies question so I’m messing with this guy and me and him been talking for a minute and we have been having sex and like some stuff is off like he don’t want me at his house and he’s 30 and like he comes round only at night time and like after we done having sex he hurry up and wash his self off like his face and mouth and penis with soap and when we kiss he want me to wipe my lipgloss off first Does these sound like signs of him cheating and him having someone back at home ??????
Vent: am I overreacting? My husband and I live in a small 2 bed 1.5 bath townhouse with our mother-in-law, our 6 month old son, and our chihuahua. My MIL watches the baby while we are at work. My brother-in-law is going on vacation for a week and wants my MIL to watch his dog while she watches our son and our dog. So he wants to bring his big boxer dog to stay at our house all week while he’s gone. This dog is an inside dog and I don’t want it at our house. I don’t want my MIL having to worry about two dogs while watching our baby. We don’t have a backyard we have a small patio area that the chihuahua doesn’t even like to go to the bathroom but has been learning to. Also, I’m going to be working over 2 hours away from home next week and don’t want to stress. I’ve been already. I told my husband I don’t think it’s a good idea but we keep arguing about it. I don’t want to jeopardize my son’s safety or have him being ignored because she’s taking care of a dog! Am I wrong? :(
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My boyfriend and I just separated due to him cheating on me leaving me for another girl . I'm currently pregnant but we also have a 7 months old together . He's wanting to bring his girlfriend around our son. I don't want to say no because I don't want him to miss out on time with our son . When would be the appropriate time to introduce his girlfriend to our child ?
t·Мама подростков
No. and it isn't you responsibility. He has parents. If he isn't respecting there home then he can figure it out on his own
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