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i let my sister in law move in with us to help her out, now i am going crazy.?

I let my sister in law (whom i didn’t even really know since she is 9 years older than my husband and lived in new hampshire when we were dating in pennsylvania) move in with us due to some bad luck on her part with money. she got sick and had no sick leave so she got behind on her rent and car payment. she moved in with us in october and we moved to flordia from north carolina in november. she didn’t have a job and a month after we got here, she finally got off her butt to find one. we went to PA to visit family for christmas and while we were there my husband complained to his mom that she was lazy and his mom told his sister. that night she called and yelled at my hubby, then asked him to keep it between them (there was some not so nice stuff said about me). we came home a week later, i told her this wasn’t working out and i gave her 30 days notice to move out. now i feel like i should of given her less time cause she is acting rude to us. do u think i was right to ask her to go?

I have done plenty of things like that in my lifetime and I swear to you, I have grown to regret every single time. You were right to ask her to go. There is no telling how long she would have tried to live off of you and your husband. No matter how bad it gets from her, you will end up being the bad guy in the end so it will only get worse if you shorten her time there. You don’t have to continue making her to feel comfortable at your expense though. Rent a trumpet and learn to play it while she is still there. Practice every day. I’ll bet you she won’t want to stay the full 30 days in the midst of all that! And you’d be doing something really fun and good for yourself. Plus getting her out of your hair quicker! Lmao =)

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