Grandma let her 20-year-old granddaughter move in with her a year ago. Is she wrong to want her to move out?
Because she cried that she was having problems with her dad, I allowed her to temporarily move in. She promptly quit college and her job. She sleeps away most of the day. She has been here for a year. She uses every excuse you can think of not to do anything with her life, although she recently did get a part-time job.
She only comes home when she feels like it . Her bedroom is wall-to-wall clothes, dirty dishes, etc. I always used that room for my other grandchildren to stay over. Now, none of them want to stay with me.I’m 71 years old, have worked all my life, and am now retired and struggling to get by. I love my granddaughter, but I don’t know how much drama and negativity I can take. Since I have lived alone for the past 20 years, I have gotten used to being alone. I enjoy my privacy.
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