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Topic	Alex Jones gives $3000 to 30 y/o Man to MOVE OUT of his Parents House!!
LockeMonster 05/28/18 8:52:22 PM #50:	Darmik posted... Yeah when you're a logical, independent adult who doesn't need to have their way paid for by their parents. Darmik posted... How long was he living at home before then? Why would paying for his place solve anything? He's still not independent and the parents would have to pay significantly more. Why was staying at his parents place stopping him from getting a job? Does he have any addictions? Is he able to cook for himself? Can he clean his own home and take care of it? If the answer to these questions are no then that could be why the parents didn't do this. He was married before and lived on his own before. You're assuming he lived there always. He returned there later and likely got depressed and lost hope. I don't get why this is hard for you to understand unless you've never had fucked up issues like this. I feel like you're projecting now with shitty experiences of your shitty family members. Because if I was doing the same, I've seen a lot of helpless situations and they weren't like your experience. Your case is just a shitty person, and to think everyone with issues is like her is pretty stupid. Darmik posted... According to him. It's a one sided story. The family member in my family has had thousands upon thousands spent on trying to help her. Yet according to her she's a fighter who has to do everything for herself. There's no reason to take him at his word here What one sided story? Most of the facts were revealed by the parents and hello, it costs money to hire a lawyer and to get that process going. Can you sound more ignorant and biased? --- "Scranton is great, but New York is like Scranton on acid. No, on speed. Nah. On steroids." FC: 3282-3258-0224 <cite>LockeMonster posted [p:902145780] in Alex Jones... [t:76652179]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darmik posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah when you're a logical, independent adult who doesn't need to have their way paid for by their parents.</quote> <cite>Darmik posted...</cite> <quote>How long was he living at home before then? Why would paying for his place solve anything? He's still not independent and the parents would have to pay significantly more. Why was staying at his parents place stopping him from getting a job? Does he have any addictions? Is he able to cook for himself? Can he clean his own home and take care of it? If the answer to these questions are no then that could be why the parents didn't do this. </quote> He was married before and lived on his own before. You're assuming he lived there always. He returned there later and likely got depressed and lost hope. I don't get why this is hard for you to understand unless you've never had fucked up issues like this. I feel like you're projecting now with shitty experiences of your shitty family members. Because if I was doing the same, I've seen a lot of helpless situations and they weren't like your experience. Your case is just a shitty person, and to think everyone with issues is like her is pretty stupid. <cite>Darmik posted...</cite> <quote>According to him. It's a one sided story. The family member in my family has had thousands upon thousands spent on trying to help her. Yet according to her she's a fighter who has to do everything for herself. There's no reason to take him at his word here</quote> What one sided story? Most of the facts were revealed by the parents and hello, it costs money to hire a lawyer and to get that process going. Can you sound more ignorant and biased? --- "Scranton is great, but New York is like Scranton on acid. No, on speed. Nah. On steroids." FC: 3282-3258-0224</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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