My question for you is, does she even contribute to the household expenses? If not, you've been very generous. Make your decision soon, she won't be offended. It's your house, and the bills will keep coming your way if you don't.
Unfortunately, Hatchy, she hasn't really contributed anything to the household income; instead, she's only added to our expenditures, which is why we're already tired of her stay and her daughter. The thing is, in this part of the country, you don't easily approach your aunt with issues like this, especially because aunts and uncles are often regarded as akin to biological parents. They expect the same level of respect as your own biological parents, which complicates matters and makes it difficult for us to ask them to leave or even hit at it.
If it were an easy decision for me to make, I would have done so already. However, I'm naturally a shy person, and I find it extremely difficult to muster the courage to tell my aunt that she should leave my home today. It's really an awkward situation for me, Hatchy.
Are you the one paying for the expenses?
Is it your family house? You can not tell her to leave. But you can leave for awhile if her presence is no more convenient for you.
If it is your house, you can call her and politely ask her why is she not living. If not convenient for you, tell her politely that you can no more accommodate her. But if it is me, I can not do that if she is in need of help and if I can accommodate her. She is a female, and she has a daughter which is also a female which I do not think is a problem. But only if someone wife (like your financee) agrees to it.
It's my house, Charles. We're living in my apartment, and you know how the economic realities are affecting everyone now. If it were a year or two ago, I wouldn't have minded allowing them to stay longer, maybe six months or even more, as long as my fiancée didn't have any issues with it. However, now I'm faced with two issues.
Firstly, I'm concerned about my expenses, which I don't want to exceed my earnings, although that has already happened. Secondly, I'm also considering my fiancée's feelings since she's no longer comfortable with the situation. Even though they are women, that shouldn't be the sole reason for asking them to leave.
However, I also need to respect her privacy since we don't live in an extra-large building with plenty of rooms for visitors. it's just a few. Since we're not fully occupied with things, that's why they've stayed for so long. However, there are also issues of privacy that I would like to address.
Of course, that shouldn't be my primary reason for wanting them to leave, but considering the economic difficulties and my fiancée's discomfort, I shouldn't be selfish in this matter.
Bro it up to you. I think if you don have money they will have left by now, the only thing that keep people active is when they see that something is coming on a regular basis. It is very simple to me first of all you
1) approach her politely that mam please don't be offended, the economy system is very bad and you can no longer Carter for everyone that she should go back to her husband let them manage otherwise you might go bankrupt. Then check what she replied if she said ok that the problem is money, them provide money that will take her back and a little she will feed for the first week at home or wherever she is going with her daughter. Because if you see the money you want to give her as a big money I bet you will spend more than that when she is with you.
2) if she find a strategy not to go back, after some days pretend as if you are broke or where you receive money they haven't paid you and you guys will leave a live of pretence by reducing your daily feeding from 3 square meal to 2 from 2 to 1 I bet you when it's up to 1 she will be the one to tell you to give her money for transportation to go back.
3) stop acting so nice. when you stop acting so nice they will feel uncomfortable, that you have changed from that good guy they know. Because people love to be around someone who has a soft mind and be taking advantage of them. So you can try any of this method given to you and thank me later.
Wow, thank you so much, guys. I find your first and second approaches more interesting and practicable, and I think I would go with both, but I'll begin with the second one, which suggests that I will pretend as if I have gone bankrupt. I will act as though I have not received payment since last month and have been struggling to feed the family without raising any eyebrows. Given how strongly the economy has been affecting us, I find it difficult to even afford one square meal. I will then say I planned to discuss this with my fiancée and her daughter.
It will be a discussion in the sitting room or during dinner. I'll pretend to go out to visit a colleague at work, and when I return, I'll appear visibly distressed. I'll show some attitude and then head to the dining area, where I'll request my food in a subdued manner, as if everything was pre-planned, with or without my fiancée's involvement. I don't want her to feel pressured to side with me in chasing them away, I also don't want anything to reflect poorly on my auntie and her daughter.
So, I'll make it seem like it's entirely true, maybe I'll just fake it with my fiancée too. While eating, I'll start complaining, and when she asks, I'll finally tell them about my financial struggles, how I haven't received payment for the past month, and have been surviving on my savings, which are now running low. I'll inform them that from that night onwards, we'll only be having one square meal a day, apologizing for the situation but explaining that I can't see any immediate improvement in my financial situation, given recent office discussions. Then, I'll wait for their reaction.
If after 3 or 4 days, or a maximum of one week, they don't mention leaving, I'll resort to using strategy number one to finally persuade them to leave the home. I'm sorry to say, but that would be my last resort, as allowing them to stay longer would be akin to not receiving a paycheck, given the financial strain. I can't afford to provide them with something as luxurious as fast food, as I'm striving to provide them with nutritious meals which has disrupted my budget for now.