If a stranger came in your house, uninvited, would you let him stay, and be a part of your family?
542654
i'd bash his head in first for coming uninvited and trying to snatch my food telly and wife , then i'd let my dog have a go at him just for a laugh then i 'd kick him out of my house and tell him to never never ever do it again...
1109319
I would invite them to let them know that while they didn't support my marriage, I still loved them and want them to be a part of my life.   I'm not one to burn bridges with family easily.\n\nIf they are really opposed to my marriage, then they would RSVP that they aren't coming.
849884
Say they were staying with you as guests xx
406731
Maybe instead of calling it "giving you away" you could say that he's escorting you into the family.\n\nI don't see a problem with it.
135157
i would embrace him/her, and reassure that person that regardless of sexual preference, he/she is still family, and i got his/her back. i know that this person needs acceptance and understanding..and i am more than willing to give both to this person, because at the end of the day, family is still family. and that, above all, should be reason enough.
673227
When they leave change the locks and go on a trip. Then have the police watch your home while you are gone. Make sure you give their things to someone you trust that will give the things to your unwanted guest. It worked for me.
875687
personally i'd let it be...there is no good reason for keeping ties to them...say a prayer for them and then move on
1048715
I think I would have called the police right off.  Nowadays, you'll be lucky if ALL he does is egg your house...people are weird and getting weirder all the time.
219124
No way. Now if the family removes the sick step brother from the home, the child could safely go back. Make sure you report this to all authorities and keep you/or the child away from that step brother and press charges. He a rapist! I am so sorry.
220905
I'd pay for what the boy took. I would then try and take him home to clean him up then to the police so they can help him. No good deed goes unpunished and as much as I would love to help him find his family, God only knows what the situation is. I would most definately be involved in making sure the child is in a safe place. Even if it meant having him stay in my home. I have two little boys and it hurts me to think that there are so many children roaming the streets with no place to call home.
579879
If he is close to his family then look at it this way he will make on heck of a family man. I would feel honored if I was you. Try offering to go to family get togethers with him and get involved with his family. They could become your family one day.
971323
I wouldn't allow him to stay in your home. Tell him you would love to have him over  for dinner but that you're not going to be opening your home to any houseguests. Be the bigger person - don't do the finger pointing thing. You know you're right, he knows you're right. Move on from this point. If he is civil during dinner then next time he comes into town invite him to stay in your home.
375490
I had a similar situation with a brother-in-law.  To save the family embarressment I told my husband and since then he never leaves me in the room alone with him.  Ignore the advances or if they get too bad, just say no.
925211
If I was you I think I'd do whatever it takes to avoid these people, even if you have to move. \nMisery loves company and they are trying to make your family just like theirs. \nFind better people to socialize with before your hindsight tells you you should have.
921969
I would probably put it somewhere he couldn't find it. Maybe leave a little where he thinks it ought to be. \nIf over legal age, I would probably move out. \nIs he a thief, a rotter, a gambler or drunk? I am thankful to have not had to put up with that sort of mistrust from either of my parents.\nmy heart goes out to you.
177870
If they want the household income and he lived with you and his name is on the bills too then yes. If there is no way to prove he is part of your household then no.
121875
Legally, you could sentence him to house arrest provided that someone (i.e. a relative) offered to give him a house in which he could live.