| Ask Amy: Husband left to help his mom, but then he moved in with her

A letter-writer’s husband went to help his mother five states away. He’s been there for a year.

Her house is in an upscale neighborhood and is probably worth a substantial amount. My husband had discussed either selling the house and having her move closer to us or getting an assisted-living apartment.

I will wait until she passes, and then he will have no reason to stay there. Is he being unreasonable?You are focused on whether your husband is being reasonable, but that is beside the point. He has made a choice, reasonable or not, that affects you profoundly. We held hands and made out on the first date and began sleeping together after our second date. We have exchanged house keys and made room for each other in our closets and dressers.

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