How do i talk my mom into letting my cousin stay? PLEASE HELP. ILL GIVE BEST ANSWER!?

Question

Okay. so my cousin has to move to kansas with his mom cuz his parents are divorced and we'll never be able to see each other again, and were like brother and sister, so how can i talk my mom into at least trying to let him stay with us? please help! :*(

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his parents hardly care about him and his siblings, his mom left his dad and 5 childern when he was a little baby, shes never talked to them sence, and now he has to go to his mom, he hardly even knows because his dad and him just got kicked out of his dads girlfriends house, his brothers and sisters are spilt up between the family to like with because his dad cant take care of all of them but him. its really hard to explain:\

Answer 1

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Just tell her how much it would mean to you if he can stay, and you'll be heartbroken if he moves, tell her he will help pay rent, and help out around the house. There's not much else you can say, the ball is really in her court. Good luck!

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Was in the same situation with my then boyfriend, now husband :) (and he got to move in!)

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Thanks For The Advice(:

Answer 2

say mom can ***** stay at our house we are like brother and sister i will really miss em we would never be able to see each other please i'll do **** or ****** . just please let ****** stay. or something like that

Answer 3

tell her you are having his baby and you want him around
Just kidding

Answer 4

It's not that easy. You think its hard for you to be away from him for awhile... what makes you think it would be better to be away from his parents? Divorce is a hard thing for kids as it is, and he is going to need to be close to his mom and dad... He may lean on you when hes upset or he may have fun with you, but its not that easy...

Plus, times are hard, and your parents cant just take in another child just like that when he has parents. It would be different if he had nowhere to go, but he has both of his parents to take care of him. I know it will be hard to be without him for awhile but its not like you wont EVER see him again. He will come visit, and you can visit him and when hes older he may choose to move back home.