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FamilyRe: Should I Confront My Brother's Wife? by CountVersailles(op): 8:20am On May 07, 2021
Lazycapitalist2:
Op is not telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth

1. He has no job yet is able to pay for an apartment? A big apartment even

2. And he expects his brother's wife not to be suspicious of him?

I would be if i was in anyway related to him.

Op should tell us his source of income because i find it difficult to beleive he can pay for a flat without a job. Something is smelling here , and it isn't the wife's attitude
Wow! So many comments. I didn't expect this to get the visibiility it did. For those wondering, I don't think I need to explain my source of money. It is not illegitimate anyways. But I'm a careful spender and a good investor. I am not an azaman.
FamilyRe: Should I Confront My Brother's Wife? by CountVersailles(op): 10:22pm On May 05, 2021
oluwafreshkid:
This is a very sensitive issue. If you're married, you'll understand why his wife is concerned about finances.
Are you 100% sure you paid the last rent? Or you've just only agreed to pay when it's next due?
Do not take it up with his wife, cos you don't know the level of influence she has over him. It may cause a rift between you and your brother.
Emphatically tell you brother to make it clear to his wife that you're now in charge of the rent.
Device a means of "flaunting" or telling her how you're making money despite being jobless and connect it to paying the rent.
Shes a woman after all, if you know what I mean, so don't take up arms against her.
Am I 100% sure I paid the last rent? Come on now, lol
FamilyRe: Should I Confront My Brother's Wife? by CountVersailles(op): 8:02am On May 05, 2021
Pierocash:
Why confronting or discussing the issue ? Forget it and move on like nothing happened.people like making issues out of nothing
Actually, I'm thinking of doing this. But maybe it's my ego. I hate that she may be looking at me like I'm dependent on my brother, which really I'm not. She is the one managing their finances.
FamilyRe: Should I Confront My Brother's Wife? by CountVersailles(op): 8:01am On May 05, 2021
spinna:
Just casually mention it in conversation..tell her you just came from seeing the landlord.Dont confront her
It's a serviced apartment, so there's no landlord. Maybe I'll mention I've been talking to the real estate guys. But the problem is that she may not even believe. She may think I'm just trying to convince her otherwise, because after my brother told her that he is no longer paying, she still doesn't believe him.
FamilyRe: Should I Confront My Brother's Wife? by CountVersailles(op): 8:00am On May 05, 2021
niyiduke01:
My piece of Advice.....1.How did you know that she has been nagging about your brother paying the rent..If it's your brother that told you, fine. Then you called everybody together I mean the 3 people involved. Explain to her and show the receipt of the last payment with your name written on it.Then you will save everybody a lot of headache.PEACE.
Yes, my brother told me. I already told him to explain to her that I'm now the one paying, but she doesn't believe him.
FamilyShould I Confront My Brother's Wife? by CountVersailles(op): 6:47am On May 05, 2021
Maybe "confront" is the wrong word to use here, but let me explain.

My brother and I had been sharing an apartment for a few months before he got married. He recently left to take a separate place with his new wife, who I'm friends with. No issues between us. Since my brother left I have been staying in the old apartment alone and paying the rent all my myself. Now, my brother's wife who is quite sensitive about their finances thinks that my brother is still paying for the apartment. This is because he was the one paying before, since he had been staying there for months before I moved in.

Now, I can understand her concerns. The reason she is thinking this is because,
1. I am not working, and she knows. So, she cannot believe I can pay for the apartment which is quite expensive
2. she knows my brother was the only paying before I moved in.

She doesn't realize I have taken over the payment since last two months, and has been nagging my brother to stop paying for the apartment even after he insists he is no longer paying. Maybe, she thinks he's lying to him.

I hate that this is going on. Maybe it's my ego, but I feel like talking to her directly and telling her that her husband is no longer paying for the apartment. Is this something I should do?

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