A married couple is dealing with a growing conflict over a housing issue involving the husband’s adult daughters, according to a letter published in the advice column "Pay Dirt" on Slate. The wife had previously owned a townhouse in a competitive real estate market and is now trying to find a tenant to take over the remaining part of the lease until the end of the year. However, the husband’s two daughters, in their late 20s, want to move in together in a trendy neighborhood, despite not having jobs and having poor credit histories. The wife expressed frustration that her husband shared details about the townhouse with his daughters, encouraging them to move in, even though she had clearly said no. The daughters, who had previously been respectful toward the wife, became upset when their request was denied. They posted about the situation on social media, tagging the wife’s employer, which led to her being called in by her boss and caused her significant embarrassment. In response, the wife threatened to move into the townhouse and consult a divorce attorney if the posts were not taken down. The husband managed to have the posts removed, but the couple remains in conflict. The wife believes the situation is inappropriate and finds the daughters’ behavior unacceptable. She also mentioned that the husband’s ex-wife and son are upset by the daughters’ actions, with the ex-wife even offering a personal apology to the wife. The wife is unsure if this is a temporary issue or a sign of a larger, more serious problem. She is now reconsidering plans for a family trip overseas, as she doesn’t want to be around people who would treat her this way. The husband, however, doesn’t see the situation as problematic and has not apologized. The wife is seeking advice on whether she can move past this or if it indicates a deeper issue in her relationship with her husband and his family.