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shanshee_allures
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Edited Mar 30, 2009, 12:37
Re: two homes
Mar 30, 2009, 12:36
Merrick wrote:

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If you mean to live, many co-ops get a large house, and people with kids often find it's really helpful to have a number of responsible and concerned adults in their children's lives. It's often a big improvement on the pressure and stress of being the only ones responsible.



Ah that's a sticky one. If anything's going to make people fall out like nothing else on earth it's disagreement over the kiddies.
One person's little angel is another's little bastard, it's just a fact.
And no one can be 'responsible' for your children in the way you can, ever, and no good parent would even expect them to.
As an idea it sounds good but I think practically murder may just be commited at some point!
Many families don't even have the money to gamble on something *maybe* working out, but as a stop gap it may work.
To get back to my point of council homes, a mate of mine's dad has lived in his for over 40 years now, and he refuses to buy, and he's got the money to a few times over.
Kept his principles sweet old dude that he is.

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