Therefore, I just want to mention that I don’t know that person.
However, I must admit that his problem definitely seems familiar to me. Until a few years ago, my situation was very similar.
If you really are three different people, you could meet up, for example in Berlin.
Maybe you could figure it out together, especially if the situation one complains about is already in the past tense for another (I don’t quite remember the third one’s situation anymore).
And when shopping, at the hairdresser, etc. I only see older people...
Unconsciously, everyone probably has their own rhythm of when they go shopping. When I go alone, I see fewer couples than when I go shopping with my sweetheart. When my grandma was old, I went shopping with her and saw many old people. Meanwhile, my grandma is dead – if I went shopping with her today, I’d probably see dead people. You get what I mean, like the initial suspicion of a causal connection?
If I had come across unsuitable matches on some partnership channel, I would have unsubscribed instead of trying out even more unsuitable candidates from the same source.
And when it comes to real estate, the three most important criteria are known to be location, location, location. In this case: location “right next to mommy” (“mommy” = “the beloved’s mother-in-law”). Ouch. That’s rough, as you can see, right (?)
I can’t sell my house because it stands on my parents’ property. If I am correctly informed, it formally even belongs to my parents, although I paid for it.
Brilliant. When your parents pass away, your tax exemption will completely go toward something you paid for yourself. A real knee-slapper, if it weren’t so bitter.