
Dec 22, 2024, 07:00 AM
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Member Since: Oct 2004
Location: Kentucky, USA
Posts: 25,072
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Originally Posted by lowselfesteem92
Hi! I remember you replying to another one of my posts about it my partner’s mother. She definitely doesn’t owe us a place to stay hence why we asked her if it was okay to stay with her for a year while we saved up. It might be different where you are living but it give you an idea, we were spending $1800 (AUD) a month on rent which was great and a reasonable amount for rent. Until the landlord decided to increase it by an extra $1000 a month. In Australia, this is basically a mortgage. I appreciate your advice but my partner and I have been together for almost 7 years.
We have agreed a year to save for a deposit and then get our own place. But my question wasn’t about that…. It was about this mother who’s become unjustifiably rude and passive aggressive towards me despite her previously happily agreeing for me to stay and even buying me slippers, a blanket, an apron etc and chatting with me every night. Now she’s become cold and distant and says she wants her space. How do I handle that?
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You give her her space & get out of her house. Obviously she thought it might work at first but has since realized it doesn't work for her having you in the house. She is most likely hoping you get the hint with all the things she has been saying & doing & will leave on your own without her going back on what she initially said & tell you directly that "your living there isn't working for her".
Bottom line is your living situation in her house IS NOT WORKING. You need to come up with a better solution than living with her to save up your money to buy a home whether you like it or not. Force your staying there by being clueless about what she is trying to tell you & you may just damage any relationship with her beyond repair.
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