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<blockquote data-quote="hearts and roses" data-source="post: 79910" data-attributes="member: 2211"><p>I agree with witz. Be nice or move out. At 22, regardless of outside expenses, he can be nice and cordial to EVERYONE in the FAMILY home or get out. This situation would have me feeling very stressed and I would make a point of sitting with 22DS and explaining to him that his behavior and attitude are unacceptable and he had better change it or start apt hunting. Plus, I find it very childish for a man of 22.</p><p></p><p>in my opinion, this is a family unit, not a boarding house. There have been plenty of times that difficult child or easy child have been angry with one another over things and not spoken to each other for a day or so, but anything that lasted longer than that, I felt, required some intervention. We're connected by blood and love and that counts for something, most assuredly basic respect and consideration of each other's feelings. If we all have to live with one another, then we must all acknowledge one another's presence on some level and respond when spoken to in a nice manner. I would never encourage my family to live as if in a boarding house with strangers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hearts and roses, post: 79910, member: 2211"] I agree with witz. Be nice or move out. At 22, regardless of outside expenses, he can be nice and cordial to EVERYONE in the FAMILY home or get out. This situation would have me feeling very stressed and I would make a point of sitting with 22DS and explaining to him that his behavior and attitude are unacceptable and he had better change it or start apt hunting. Plus, I find it very childish for a man of 22. in my opinion, this is a family unit, not a boarding house. There have been plenty of times that difficult child or easy child have been angry with one another over things and not spoken to each other for a day or so, but anything that lasted longer than that, I felt, required some intervention. We're connected by blood and love and that counts for something, most assuredly basic respect and consideration of each other's feelings. If we all have to live with one another, then we must all acknowledge one another's presence on some level and respond when spoken to in a nice manner. I would never encourage my family to live as if in a boarding house with strangers. [/QUOTE]
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