You're making his life way too easy. Where is he getting his money from? He doesn't have the drive to do anything for himself? Maybe it's because he doesn't have to. Some people wont do anything unless they have to, so I guess...kick his ass out. He's a grown man and taking advantage of you.
It's natural for a parent to want to give their children the world, but its just not good parenting. He has to learn survival skills.
He bums rides, typically. Also, his grandfather, my Dad, left him a few thousand in his will intended for college or college related expenses and that's originally what my son used the money for but now he uses it for shit and there's not much I can do about it. I don't even know ho much he has left but from what I have heard here and there he has a little while left before he runs out.
He has money? Possibly for an apt. :) Sounds like a plan to me! Now you dont have to feel guilty about helping him move forward in his life. At 26 he should be more than happy to have some independence!
Is it normal to want my son OUT OF THE HOUSE!?
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You're making his life way too easy. Where is he getting his money from? He doesn't have the drive to do anything for himself? Maybe it's because he doesn't have to. Some people wont do anything unless they have to, so I guess...kick his ass out. He's a grown man and taking advantage of you.
It's natural for a parent to want to give their children the world, but its just not good parenting. He has to learn survival skills.
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He bums rides, typically. Also, his grandfather, my Dad, left him a few thousand in his will intended for college or college related expenses and that's originally what my son used the money for but now he uses it for shit and there's not much I can do about it. I don't even know ho much he has left but from what I have heard here and there he has a little while left before he runs out.
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He has money? Possibly for an apt. :) Sounds like a plan to me! Now you dont have to feel guilty about helping him move forward in his life. At 26 he should be more than happy to have some independence!