Magid: What is the Metaverse and how do you get there? But this is his problem, and one he must resolve on his own. Because he and his wife say they are happy with the situation, keep your mouths shut and refrain from stirring the pot.Īt some point, one of them will want to make changes, which may mean your son will have to relocate. You can - and should - do nothing more than you already have. What more can we do?ĭEAR PARENTS: Your son knows your opinion. He understands he has a situation but seems too weak to change it.
We feel she is immature, controlling and taking advantage of our son. She says she became depressed when she lived in our town but is happy with her parents and really doesn’t see moving out. She contributes to her family’s household by using the car and money our son provides. She doesn’t work and doesn’t finish anything she starts. They talk on the phone many times a day and night, and both say their marriage is “fine.” My son has a stable, well-paying job and cannot relocate. His wife of three years (close in age) was raised in a different culture and has recently started living with her parents in a city four hours away. If you do what you are contemplating, it could cause the family even more pain.ĭEAR ABBY: Our 26-year-old married son currently lives with us. I sincerely hope you will listen to your mother and respect the wishes of the deceased’s family, even though you do not agree. A call to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (80) could guide them if they reach out. Dear Abby: His family wants me to keep quiet about the death Close Menuįortunately, there are mental health programs that can help with these if the family is aware they are available.
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