Dear Amy: I have three children in their 30s.
My wife is more interested in doing what no. 1 Son wants.
You seem concerned but stalwart, but your wife’s fears will only enable your eldest son to tighten the grip and manipulate and control the entire family. This nonsense about not “letting” you announce the upcoming birth of your grandchild is … ridiculous. He does not sound mature enough to be a father.
My daughters have chosen two very different career paths — one makes VERY good money, while her sister struggles to pay monthly bills.I don’t want to cause any issues.Yes, it is OK to help your struggling daughter. Being in a financial bind is extremely stressful; help can give someone room to breathe, as well as a fresh start. Unfortunately, however, repeated bailouts could interrupt her progress.
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