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⌈ Secret Post #6968 ⌋

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Re: Based on 1: multi-generational households?

[(Anonymous)]

Yup, and it's pretty great? We get along well and don't get in each other's way. Chores are split up so no one person has to do them all, and I do most of the heavy lifting, tech/appliance stuff, and anything outbound like making appointments since their English is not the best. I also do half the cooking and house sit if they're out.

There's nothing inherently wrong with multigenerational living, it's all up to whether you get along with your family or not. I don't think I'd want to live with parents post-marriage because in-laws in the same house are awkward, but it'd be nice to move into a duplex or something with them so I could keep helping out with the above things.

Re: Based on 1: multi-generational households?

[(Anonymous)]

We are currently passing my MIL around among her children because she grates on people's nerves. I wish my SIL had kept her duplex that her mother lived in! (She got married and moved into a house. Good for her, but ugh.)

I don't hate my MIL and she's not a bad person, but she's getting very dependent on other people to conform to her schedule and whims and dinner preferences and she drives us all up the wall after a while. She really should be in assisted living but nobody wants to pull the trigger.