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'My mother, her boyfriend and my siblings are taking advantage of me'- Anonymous

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This weeks edition of #TheFixer with Stacey and JSbu on East Coast Radio is a family affair. Anonymous shared the following: 'I was living with my mom, her boyfriend, my three sisters, and their kids but moved into my own place last year. It was only me and one sister who were working – two sisters were doing nothing and said they could depend on my mom’s pension money.
Now my mom has asked me to return so I can contribute. I love my mom but I don’t want to give my money to her useless boyfriend and my lazy sisters – they were the reason I moved out. What should I do?'- Have a listen to her story in the podcast.
29 Jul 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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