What, giving them a sense of purpose, a home to move into, and access to free childcare? Yea, how awful -- you might get in the way of their modern narcissisti

What, giving them a sense of purpose, a home to move into, and access to free childcare? Yea, how awful -- you might get in the way of their modern narcissistic lifestyle. But yes, it can go badly -- if, for instance, you're moving in with your kids, rather than providing the house for them to move into. And doing so when no longer physically capable of providing that childcare as a benefit. And then expecting them to pay for your groceries, etc. But then, the same has been known to happen when you've got ungrateful children, who can't be asked to lift a finger around the house, and who rely on child protective laws to shield them from ever being taught a lesson in reality. Living with other people isn't always easy, but it does typically pay dividends when you can make it work.