<human>: 3 months ago I let my girlfriends brother move in with me to get "back on his feet" because he got kicked out of the place he was staying and had to quit his job due to it being a long drive away. It is not clear why he got kicked out, and the reason he gave me seemed bullshit-esque. Regardless, his mother (my GF's mom) calls me crying telling me he has nowhere to go, basically giving me no choice in the matter (yeah some people will say I could have said no, as if it would have been that easy). So I agree to let him stay at my place in my spare room until he "gets back on his feet". I assumed this would be a couple months at most, boy was I wrong.

Within the 3 months he has been staying here, the following has happened:

* he has got 3-4 job offers, all of which he turned down, because they "didn't pay enough" (he has no post-secondary education or experience with anything other than stock-type jobs)

* received a return of about $3000 from his previous job (severance or something)

* had a decent-paying job for 2 weeks and quit because he "didn't like it"

I am currently not charging him rent, I am just curious as to what I should do in this situation. It's not that I don't like him, but I do not want to encourage freeloading and I've mentioned to him several times that he needs to be looking for a job or working if he wants to stay with me. I do not want a roomate at all and am only doing this to be nice. Yesterday his mother alluded to him being here for several more months because of his current job situation. This pissed me off to the max because hes had first+last as well as many job offers AND a job which he quit after 2 weeks. I think it just bothers me a lot because I don't get anything for free and I feel like I am going to be stuck in this situation for way longer than I originally thought.

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<bot>: Letting my GF's boyfriend stay with me to get "back on his feet". Seems like hes never going to move out now.