My daughter is 23 years old, originally from Varna, but she is a student in Sofia. He studies, works and lives there with his friend. He is also 23, from Plovdiv. They have been together for 3 years, before that they were friends. I don't mind the boy, but their relationship is starting to get serious and that worries me. I want my daughter to find a good and wealthy boy who can provide her with a good and peaceful future, but the current one cannot. He earns his living by teaching children to dance, and I know very well that this money is not enough, because I have been paying for my daughter's lessons for 6 years. He even managed to convince her to practice this unprofitable "profession" and at the moment they both work for minimal money. They are waiting for his parents and us to send them money, pay their semester fees and so on. Besides, I'm very much against mixing different nations, and the boy is half Australian, which also worries me. I want my future grandchildren to be Bulgarians, not for them not to know what nationality they are. I want my daughter to sleep peacefully in her own home and not have to worry about bills and wonder how to make ends meet, and I'm sure there will be a lot of financial difficulties with this boy. He is only good at dancing and I don't think that with this activity they will be able to live normally, but what is left to watch children. The problem is that she doesn't realize that he is unsuitable for her, and I don't know how to open her eyes! I want my daughter to sleep peacefully in her own home and not have to worry about bills and wonder how to make ends meet, and I'm sure there will be a lot of financial difficulties with this boy. He is only good at dancing and I don't think that with this activity they will be able to live normally, but what is left to watch children. The problem is that she doesn't realize that he is unsuitable for her, and I don't know how to open her eyes! I want my daughter to sleep peacefully in her own home and not have to worry about bills and wonder how to make ends meet, and I'm sure there will be a lot of financial difficulties with this boy. He is only good at dancing and I don't think that with this activity they will be able to live normally, but what is left to watch children. The problem is that she doesn't realize that he is unsuitable for her, and I don't know how to open her eyes!
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First, Author, safe from parents like you. Don't you have a life? Seek a psychologist and stop transferring your own desires to your child, look after your life, meet people, go out, find a hobby, for example. People are young, it is not clear whether they will start a family together at all, but one thing is clear - if you start forbidding something to your daughter, it becomes even sweeter, so it is possible that your attitude will unite them even more. The rest is nonsense. He was half what you are, blah blah. You just want a wallet to take your daughter. I'm sorry, but such men are not custom-made, and it's not at all clear whether material things are important to your daughter. The boy's profession at the moment also means nothing - they are students, earning something extra. My husband is very rich today, but where was he 23 years old - he carried bricks on construction sites, to support himself as a student so that it doesn't happen that you actually miss a very rich son-in-law one day. For example, as a student, my mother wanted to marry a very dark young man from a distant land who was a soldier in our city. My grandmother strictly forbade me - he was a gypsy. Well, it turned out that the young man came from a very important, wealthy family. He became a successful architect, and my mother married an alcoholic who was simply willing to live with her mother. This is how the old ones are mixed. As a student, you are also looking for a job that fits in between the lectures and I think that the children earn very well. However, one thing is for sure. You yourself regret your choice of a man and you wanted a wealthy man, so you want to instill this in your daughter. You must have lived with your father-in-law and mother-in-law, I know your nonsense, but you have no right to harass your child and determine. Tell your opinion, tell me what difficulties you had in your life and how important the material is for you, but so far. By the way, why don't you stop funding your daughter. So she will see on her back how important money is. One does not appreciate something there is. Stop or cut funding and see if money is still not important to your daughter. If so, then she is happy with little money and there are things that are more important to her. Leave her alone.