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Originally Posted by cathych
I really don't mean to make you mad or anything, but it really sounds like your son (whether he has gotten a dui or not is beside the point) doesn't have too much responsibility. I am sure your mom means well, but I bet that he doesn't have to worry about much staying with grandma. I had this exact same situation happen in my family, and when grandma died, the son became homeless.
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Oh Lordy I am not mad at you

I am more ticked off that neither my mom nor my son gets it. She thinks she is helping him out by allowing him to live there & he is only too happy to take advantage of her genersoity. I am fed-up with the entire situation. Like have told him numerous times, life isn't all about watching sports & having a good time. You can do that when you are a teenager but not when you are an adult & capable of taking care of yourself. I refuse to entertain fools.
My youngest son is 5 years younger, is a Dean's List student & will graduate next spring with his second degree, WORKS, has a great girlfriend & looks out after me!