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Swapping kids rooms when son joins Forces
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My DD (11) has been asking 16 year old DS for the last 4 years when he is leaving home lol.
Standing joke in our house!0 -
Does she even *want* his room? Maybe she is attached to her little room?
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Maybe your DD could ask DS for the room? It'll be easier to take coming from his sister.
HTH and good luck x
A good idea. Though if my brother had asked me when I was away at uni for less than a year I would have dissagreed. I knew I'd be coming home after uni though. However, if I'd have moved away on a permanent basis it would be ok.
It's still upsetting for me to feel like I have been completely disregarded in the decision to throw me out of my room. I feel unwelcome to this day.Looking forward to the future.0
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