DearPrudie: Should I get over this and let nature take its course, even if it means I’ll be less attracted to him?
I’m struggling. My brother-in-law moved in with my wife and I several months ago. He’s in between jobs and struggling to find his path. I was fully supportive of the time. That was many months ago and…well…there’s no sign of him leaving.
I love my brother-in-law. But I also love my space. I relished time with my kids, wife, and I and to some extent…struggle sharing it. Meanwhile, my brother-in-law seems to have given up on any kind of job search. He spends no time doing anything to change his situation. He may be depressed. While I’ve hinted to my wife that I’m getting sour on the situation, there has been no movement.
The problem is that HR has thrown their hands in the air saying the troublemaker can’t be seriously disciplined as the behavior occurred as part of a team-building activity. Not only has this person gotten away with some terrible behavior, but the acting manager has also frozen me out and made it clear that they want to minimize interacting with me. I feel as though it would have been smarter to have let the whole thing slide.
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