my sister is moving back in and wants to share a room with me?!?
917782
Can't throw out your own sister in the streets.Is she alcoholist?
966096
She is gone.  Leave her alone or risk having an order of protection slapped on you.  She made it clear that she wants to be away from you...by moving all her stuff out.  Let her be. It's only going to be trouble if you don't.
1040641
This sounds horrible, I would be livid.  Say something, let your sister know that if she is going to come by she needs to clean up.  Have you discussed this issue w/ your parents b/c all of you may need to confront her about this.  There is nothing worse than a trifling visitor.  But do not keep your feelings about the situation bottled up.  Or beat her at own game, go to her house and mooch off of her.
888339
Maybe she feels threatened that you are entering the family and may take her place so she wants to make sure you know she is on the inside and you are not.  Maybe she was caught up in the emotion of the event and never meant to hurt your feelings. Depends on the sister-in-law.
15149
A job and a boyfriend?  Seriously, you sound like her little brother, and none too pleased about it.  Unless you can convince the parental units that having Sis remain there is a danger to your development, you may be stuck.  You could try talking to her to see why she's there.  Maybe she wants to leave but can't figure out how.  The worst she can do is blow you off.  There's always a chance she may ask for help or advice.  Stranger things have happened.
541677
Unfortunately, while not fair, the law usually favors the tenant. Has your daughter offered her anything to move? That might be the only way. Or court?? Good luck to you both.
930877
Just have a threesome. You all can move in together and split the rent.
67608
Do you have a basement or attic you can keep her "treasures" in? If she has her own room she could keep what is neccesery to her and find a place to hang other keepsakes precious to her somewhere else so she can always look on those items and not feel like when she moved in you didn't just throw her belongings somewhere else. [Like a personal wall, room, all of that stuff] About the part of you might not take it anymore...you could go to a journal website or start a personal diary. Thats all I can think of but I am pretty sure someone has a better idea.
992181
Would she be receptive to a heart to heart talk?  Try sitting down with her and talking about her plans for the future.  Maybe she's afraid to move back out on her own.  Can she afford to now with her present job?  Ask if she would like your help looking for a new place.  Maybe you could ask her to pay some rent to you--and then come to the conclusion that if she's paying rent she may as well have her own place.  Good luck to you!
585597
Pray. And realize you can't force her to come home. All you can do is be there for her as a sister and let her make her own mistakes. If you push or manipulate, she won't feel safe in turning to you.\n\nAnd I'll be praying for you as well... :)
704440
Was Deidra told that her mom was selling the building and that she was going to have to start paying rent? It really doesn't matter but I was just wondering.\n\nAnyway, if I were your sister I would hire an attorney and have Diedra served with a legal notice. If she does not comply with the terms in the notice (and the lawyer will know how to word them), then I would start eviction procedures. Be very careful in what you talk to Dedra about because in some states (like mine) it is illegal to discuss any persons bill or anything like that, to any family member. Your sister could get in trouble for discussing this with any family member. It wouldn't be enough to allow Diedra to live in the apartment rent free, but it could be enough to where she wouldn't have to pay the back rent. Your sister can also mess up Deidra's credit with all this too.
131084
if you wanted something new and she knew it confront her nicly, instead of being on the defense try saying  mom, i feel left out because you gave my sister what she wanted but i got her old _______. I just want to be treated equally.    that works for me and im 13 so it might work for you   good luck!
472094
Tell her someone else is coming to town who is planning to stay with you.
1109569
I would personally address this ex friend of yours and let her know that you are fine with the situation, and her cowering in the other room could make others uncomfortable, not to mention...it does make her look a little childish.  Hopefully that should resolve that particular problem, and if this is the way she acts, then I can see why she is your ex friend.
1028021
Strange she signed the lease already and is not scheduled to move in until July 1st. Is she absolutely sure it was the lease she signed. I am an apartment manager and several times people thought that they signed the lease when in reality they only signed the application. She should contact NAA (National Apartment Association) they will be able to help her. In my opinion, if the lease does not start till July then she should be able to back out of it. She will probably loose the security deposit though.
791876
tell ur partens ur feeling on this and then have ur sister to sit down with u and u ur partens and stringhen her out
457966
If you really need to be together get the hotel room. But, I think it would be a GREAT gesture on your part to stay with your future mom in-law and abide by her rules. It would show her that you respect her and her rules. Plus it would only be for a few days. You can do it =)