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Let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from SD Blazer from the true from the True Off My Chess subreddit and says,

My Wife and I are about to kick our daughter out. Don't worry, she's a grown 22-year-old college

grad. She moved out but moved back to save money about a year ago. She's employed full time.

And the only financial obligation she has, aside from paying for the wedding

she's planning at the end of this year, is her $200 a month car note. We even paid half of her

tuition or four years of school, so she wouldn't have to pay student loans for the next 30 years,

like my wife is doing. She likes to complain about our meager expectations of her. This year's laundry, keeping her space clean, being respectful and considerate of the other three of us living in the house.

These shouldn't be foreign concepts to her as she was only living away from home for six months before moving back in.

She got engaged to a guy in a foreign country after six months of dating, re-talking on the phone

for hours at a time, often on speaker while pacing the horse.

She has only flown down to visit him five times for three to five days at a time.

Not enough time to know who the other person truly is, in my opinion.

The relationship is chock full of red flag behavior from both of them.

She tells us she has everything figured out, but constantly presents us with examples of how

ill-prepared she is for marriage and being financially independent. Recently, our dialogue has

escalated from us asking that she take into account the rest of us living in the house

and how her actions affect us to her screaming and storming off, exclaiming that she can't

wait to leave. The next time we have one of these heated conversations, my wife and I are going

to inform her that it is no longer in anyone's best interest for her to continue living in our

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