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Now, today's first story comes from a throwaway account from the Relationship Advice subreddit.

It does have a fair few updates to this post as well. And it's titled,

Wife 37 female and I 40 male are arguing about her father, 65 male, moving in with us.

What should I do? There's a lot of background here, so I try to keep it to what's relevant. Married 10 years, dated three before that,

and we have two kids. Her parents are divorced. Her mom comes from a wealthy family and

when her parents got married, her family did a lot of legal and financial stuff and

pre-nups and stuff to keep the money safe. Growing up her mom was busy a lot and was the primary

breadwinner. Her dad really was the one who raised her. He was the one who took her and picked

her up from school, who helped her with her homework and went to her shows, plays, games, etc.

When she was 12, it turned out her mum had been having an affair, and it led to her parents divorcing. This is where

her mom's family's money comes in. They were able to afford very good lawyers and her money had

already been locked up tight. So she wound up with custody, and he left the marriage with not very much to his

name. And since he had spent so much time raising her, it neglected his own career. He struggled

after that. My wife has a fraught relationship with her mother. She never really forgave her

mother for the affair, the divorce and her destroying his life. When she was a teenager, she chose to move him

with her dad. So that's a bit of background. She remained close to her dad to this day. He's been an

active part of our lives and he spends a lot of time with our kids who both love him, but he's been

struggling. COVID was really hard for him because he really couldn't work. He fell behind on his bills and he's been struggling. COVID was really hard for him because he really couldn't work.

He fell behind on his bills and he's been struggling to catch up ever since.

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