When my granddaughter graduated and got a job in her profession, my daughter (her mother) told her she had six months to move out or start paying rent. My granddaughter tried hard to find roommates so she could move out, but couldn’t do it on short notice for the apartment she found, so she had to pay rent at home. She wasn’t happy about it, but she did it for five months until one of the girls she had talked to earlier asked if she still needed a place to live. It turned out that she and her roommate had an extra room in their apartment.
My granddaughter said to me, “It’s only a little bit more than I’m already paying my mom! I can do this!” My granddaughter still doesn’t think her mom taught her anything by charging her rent, but now when any other mom is saying they can’t get a kid out, her response is “Are you charging them rent?”
Morgan
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