Asking Eric: Daughter’s Friend Needed a Temporary Place to Stay. Now We Feel Stuck with Her

Asking Eric: Man agrees to let daughter’s friend move in and it doesn’t go well

I know what has to be done, but I feel bad for her.

Asking Eric: Daughter’s abused childhood friend moves in out of desperation, and it’s going horribly

Dear Eric: My daughter’s friend from childhood, Lucy, now 24 years old, had lifelong issues with her physically and mentally abusive parents. Lucy always looked up to me as a successful single father, raising two daughters on my own, my other being 17 now and about to enter her senior year in high school.

Asking Eric: Guilt over safe space no longer available to friend

Dear Eric: My daughter’s friend from childhood, Lucy, now 24 years old, had lifelong issues with her physically and mentally abusive parents. Lucy always looked up to me as a successful single father, raising two daughters on my own, my other being 17 now and about to enter her senior year in high school.

Asking Eric: I know what to do about my daughter’s childhood friend, but I feel bad

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Asking Eric: Daughter’s friend needed a temporary place to stay. Now we feel stuck with her

Dear Eric: My daughter’s friend from childhood, Lucy, now 24 years old, had lifelong issues with her physically and mentally abusive parents. Lucy always looked up to me as a successful single father, raising two daughters on my own, my other being 17 now and about to enter her senior year in high school.