Woman Refuses To Stay With Parents After They Ban Her From Sharing A Room With Her Partner
These days, plenty of couples are perfectly happy never tying the knot. Not everyone in their lives feels the same way, though.
One woman has been with her partner for 8 years. They have 3 kids, share a home, and for all intents and purposes are a family. But to her parents, the absence of a ring means the absence of real commitment. So whenever the pair visits, they are denied a shared room and made to sleep in separate beds.
Fed up, the woman finally put her foot down and booked a hotel instead. As you might expect, that did not go over well. Read the full story below.
The woman has been with her partner for 8 years, and they have 3 kids together
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But because they are not married, her parents refuse to let them sleep in the same bed whenever they visit
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In the comments, the woman also revealed that her mom acts like her kids do not exist
Many readers felt the parents were being unreasonable and said the couple was absolutely right to stay in a hotel
Some, however, felt that since it is the parents’ house, they have the right to make their own rules
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Sure, your house, your rules - so let's remove the problem and then you have more space for other guests. It's a simple solution. How do you not acknowledge a relationship when there are 3 kids together?
I agree. Besides, nowadays, children are more binding than marriage. If you have children with someone, married or unmarried, even if you divorce/separate, you have to keep contact for the children sake for at least 18 years, probably even more if both parents are part of their adult children life. A married childless/childfree couple, if a divorce occured, doesn't need to see each other ever again once the divorce is finalized
Load More Replies...Sure, your house, your rules - so let's remove the problem and then you have more space for other guests. It's a simple solution. How do you not acknowledge a relationship when there are 3 kids together?
I agree. Besides, nowadays, children are more binding than marriage. If you have children with someone, married or unmarried, even if you divorce/separate, you have to keep contact for the children sake for at least 18 years, probably even more if both parents are part of their adult children life. A married childless/childfree couple, if a divorce occured, doesn't need to see each other ever again once the divorce is finalized
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