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My brother-in-law expects my husband and me to pay for his food every time we go out. How can I tell my husband I don’t want to do this anymore?
My brother-in-law expects my husband and me to pay for his food every time we go out.
OpenBook market desk: “We also pay for the daughter’s food and drinks and she doesn’t usually even eat half of the meal.”
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