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Erika and Cody Archie had two: 14-year-old Clancy and 19-year-old Kylee. The couple runs their own farm in Texas. After their daughter graduated from school, she wasn’t sure if she wanted to continue her education and go to college. The parents gave the girl a free hand and she could still live with them, but on one condition. She was supposed to pay them $200 a month for rent. In this way, they wanted to teach her responsibility.
They collected rent from their daughter. It was $200 a month
A video featuring Erika and Cody appeared on the profile of bar7ranch on TikTok. They briefly told their story and explained why they expected the 19-year-old to pay the rent. The couple also gave an interview “”, where they told a bit more about their family situation. – This is our way of preparing her and making sure she knows that things are not free. Part of being an adult is knowing you have to pay the rent,” the girl’s father said. Kylee was expected to pay the rent, car, and gas on her own. – It’s just to open her eyes. It’s a very small part of her income, we’re not putting her in trouble,” Cody added.
Unusual teaching method. Netizens have mixed feelings
Currently, Kaylee no longer lives with , but with her aunt. In exchange for an apartment, she takes care of her nephews. There were a lot of comments under the video, but the opinions of TikTok users are strongly divided. Some express support for this way of raising the girl, others completely disagree with what the parents of the 19-year-old did. How did the girl’s parents react to the unfavorable comments? “They don’t understand our family dynamics or the way we raised them,” Erika Archie said.
you are doing well! It’s called adulthood.
I’m going to charge my kids the rent the same as you.
Time to get to work and start paying. I made my daughter pay rent when she came home after breaking up with her boyfriend.
Definitely not. I will always help my children regardless of age.
You should never burden your family with something like this.
Totally not. Children should save money for their future.
Source: Gazeta
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