SCOUT· 59%20m·2026-08-07·RelationshipsA new take on these all-time favorite Dr Phil episodes
Your kids are grown, the house is finally quiet — then knock knock, "Can I move back in?" Dr. Phil breaks down what an adult child moving home really does to your marriage — and the difference between a "launchpad" and a "hammock" that determines whether your relationship survives it. ✔️ Why the empty nest is the most…
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“I plan to not open the door , when my kid comes knocking . Hell no son. My son is a freeloader. Dr. Phils commando parenting worked and got my kid out. My son said I am going to live here forever. I was shocked. After 7 months he was out .…”
“It’s bc cost of living is unaffordable!”
“This is an interesting topic. My kids are welcome to move home as long as they keep a job and keep their area clean. My first one room apartment rent was $300. In my 50s, I was finally able to buy a fixer upper. The payment is $1700 😮. The…”
“Good one Dr. Phil. I got a good chuckle. Times sure have changed, I left home and did not return. I loved my independance.”
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