Im having a lot of problems at home with my dad, im not really sure why coz we used to get on so well. i went back to college to further my education last year ive got my dream job but its a brand new salon that yet to open so im waiting around. all my dad says is that i do nothing and im a p*ss taker. this just aint true im always cleaning up after him and my borther.
well the problem is he made it clear that he wants me out of the house and to be honest its probably best i am my fiancee thinks its a good idea to ask his mum and dad if i can live with them and pay rent and that he cant see a problem with them saying yes.
i really get on with them and i know they love me but i just dont know how to ask or explain without it saying like hey can i stay at yours and bug you.
is there any decent way of approaching this
2006-09-07
04:41:47
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mooching? if i could afford to move out then believe me i would like i said i went back to college when we get some money together that will be the first thing we do. i dont like the thought of staying with someone and im no sponge i would like to think that if one of my friends was in my position then i would help them out
2006-09-07
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Have you told your dad what you plan to do,and why you're so unhappy at home? Tell him you'll comply with his wishes of him wanting you out,but give it a few days to let him realise what he's losing before going any further. Tell your b.f's parents what's happening at home,they may suggest you move in with them.Can't your b.f approach them on your behalf? if not,ask them if you could possibly stay a few weeks until you get a room sorted out that is'nt a slum,with rent you can afford. It's a pity your dad's attitude has changed so much,he should be proud of you. Good luck
2006-09-07 04:53:02
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answered by Taylor29 7
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Moving in with your boyfriend's family sound like a OK idea...
But only if things are TOTALLY unworkable at home.
I still think the problem lies with your dads' and your relationship..
Do you think he might feel like he is "losing you"
It sounds like a lot of things have been happening in your life.
Things that keep you away from the family home. Your father's problem with you may have started, because he was accustomed to having you around.
This may have grown into resentment. Sometimes people can act strangely when feeling at all rejected.
By all means talk to your Boyfriend's parents. Broach the subject lightly. (it might be better if you guys got your own space..) But please have a talk to your family when you guys have a quiet moment.
They might just be missing you.
2006-09-07 04:56:10
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answered by tui 5
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be straight up with them. tell them you are in a pickle need a place to live, and wondered if they would be interested in renting a room. you'd have to promise not to be a bother and that you would help out around the house. if your fiance thinks it's a good idea he should check with them first.
It's a shame your Dad is being this way...you should find out what the problem is and that it makes you feel bad because you always felt like you two had such a good relationship. You should still move out, but try to fix things, maybe after you leave, or during the moving process.
Good Luck:-)
2006-09-07 04:45:02
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answered by rooster2381 5
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well i think its like this if you can't pay at home and help out what makes you and your boyfriend think you can pay his parents?also he brought it up and i think it would be better if he approached his parents. but all in all once you leave the home and go away when you come back they expect you to help not with just the cleaning either, as you are finding out. but you could take your dad to the side and ask him whats going on and if there's anything yu can do to help make things better. i wish i could ask my dad again he's passed over and i know it can happen any time so talk to your dad you were close once you can be again.
2006-09-07 05:18:33
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answered by libitzinc 2
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first of all, don't go in there thinking that if you move in with them, you're going to bug them. if they love their son, and if their son loves you, then they love you too. i would sit down with his parents and your fiancee and explain that your home life is very difficult and your father has made it clear that he doesn't want you back. then say something like "i was wondering if it would be alright with you if i stay with you. i would be willing to pay rent and would be very respectful of your household."
if they say no (which they shouldn't), look into an apartment maybe with some of your friends, where you could split up rent payments.
2006-09-07 04:48:13
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answered by mighty_power7 7
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Just ask. People for the most part like others to be up front. They won't say no. Good luck and sorry your dad's being such a creep. Sounds like you have others in your life to make up for it though.
2006-09-07 04:47:24
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answered by smile4u 2
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answered by Anonymous
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Why stay at their place... are there no other places you could stay and still pay rent. I don't think it is wise to stay at your fiancee's place whether they love you or not. Think about it.
2006-09-07 04:52:09
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answered by Anonymous
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are you paying rent to your Dad? maybe if you did things wouldn't have gotten so bad.
2006-09-07 04:44:32
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answered by oldsoftee2001 6
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Yeah, tell your fiance to get some backbone and ask himself. Its his family, he should deal.
2006-09-07 04:45:06
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answered by gdf888 3
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