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'Disrespectful. Spineless. Weak': Pushover husband allows sister's 5-year-old to run wild in their house, break wife's belongings with no apology, wife wants recourse

Having children over at your house is no simple task . If you're used to existing in the adult world, having kids suddenly enter your space can be jarring. You realize quickly how much breakable stuff you own, how many sharp edges there are, how many possibly dangerous items you have lying around, and how kids have no regard for that kind of thing. It then becomes the job of the parents, or whoever is in charge, to make sure that the kids stay in their lane, as it were. That's just called good…
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'Am I being unreasonable?': Overbearing grandparents want daughter-in-law to haul 2-year-old and 1-year-old's Christmas presents to their house on Christmas morning, don't understand why daughter-in-law is hesitant

Every family who celebrates Christmas has their little version of tradition. They've honed their ritual-- what they eat, where they go, and when they open presents. Some folks go to church the night before, some on the day, and some don't go at all. Some eat a traditional roast and some mix it up. Santa might wrap your presents or leave them unwrapped. You might have a stocking or just do a gift exchange. Everyone does it a little differently . But what happens when two families, and thus two t…
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Woman bails on Thanksgiving dinner when wealthy friend expects her to cook and pay for most of the groceries for the meal: ‘Her miserly ways are ridiculous’

Woman bails on Thanksgiving dinner when wealthy friend expects her to cook and pay for most of the groceries for the meal: ‘Her miserly ways are ridiculous’

Karma is served
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'Blowing up on you like that on your birthday is unacceptable': Mom won't use 34-year-old daughter's real name and calls her 'Lyssy,' storms out of the room when daughter corrects her

Nicknames can be a tricky thing. They usually start as a form of endearment when you're little, turning your adult name into something more befitting of a little one. Gregory becomes “Little Greggie” because a baby named Greg would be unsettling.
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7-year-old nephew throws dinner plate at aunt because he can't use his tablet after 8 PM, mom berates her for refusing to babysit thereafter: 'She suggested I need to educate myself on modern parenting'

It's not acceptable
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37-year-old man protests when pregnant younger sister refuses to give him $4500 to pay HOA fees for apartment owned by him and his wife: 'He is saying they could lose their condo'

He should have been more careful with his money
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Woman ends relationship with iPad-obsessed boyfriend after he spends her grandmother's 80th birthday celebration glued to the device: ‘I snapped’

Woman ends relationship with iPad-obsessed boyfriend after he spends her grandmother's 80th birthday celebration glued to the device: ‘I snapped’

It's her or the iPad
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Mom demands teenage son give up dinner for 6-year-old brother, flips out when he refuses: 'When I said I was starving, I meant it'

It doesn't seem fair
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Dad protests when parents babysit his sister's 6-year-old and 2-year-old weekly, but refuse to watch his kids more than twice a year: 'They are enjoying life and burning all their money'

They are different situations
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'Your family is an unkind bunch. Don't fall for it': Selfish woman sends invitations to birthday party held at sister's new house without her permission, family calls sister 'selfish' for refusing to host

Hosting a party at your house is no small potatoes . It requires a lot of cleaning and preparation, being a little nervous about people spilling, and having to be the last one there. Hosting can take it out of you. This is why we usually reserve it for special occasions. We host parties because we want to-- there's a holiday we want to celebrate or someone special we want to honor. But if the house is ours, the agency is ours to say yes or no. That's why it's such an imposition to ask to host s…
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New mom names daughter after late mother-in-law, offends husband's step mom who was her nemesis: 'I will not change my child's name because it hurts her feelings'

She doesn't get a say
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Man's 21-year-old sister expects him to pay her college tuition because he pays for his fiancée's, he refuses to set a money-grabbing precedent in the family: ‘I’ve worked hard to be where I am’

"My sister and I aren’t close, and I feel like she’s asking out of entitlement, not need."
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'You made a choice to be a housewife': Entitled husband refuses to eat leftovers of stay-at-home wife's cooking, snaps when wife cuts back on making fresh meals

Some people have weird things about leftovers
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Man lets girlfriend berate 31-year-old sister-in-law for not having kids, protests when brother disinvites her from Thanksgiving: 'You two must be really good at being selfish"

She wasn't being nice
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Woman asks 20-year-old sister to babysit her 3-year-old niece for a $25 fast food gift card, chews her out when she refuses: 'You can chase a kid when you have your own'

Babysitting is no simple task, that's why we pay babysitters and nannies the big bucks. Children, especially toddlers, can be notoriously difficult to wrangle. You need the right amount of patience, level-headedness, and willingness to tire yourself out. Not to mention it's a huge amount of responsibility. If something goes wrong, you need to be ready to snap into action. This is why it's no fun to ask someone to babysit at the last minute. Unless you're a seasoned pro or a parent yourself (eve…
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'Please communicate with your wife': Husband converts wife's book loft into children's play area without her knowledge, is surprised when she is upset

To paraphrase Virginia Woolf, everyone needs a room of one's own. If at all possible, we all need spaces that are fully ours, where we can decompress, be creative, and not have to worry about someone barging in and demanding something of us . This is especially true as a new parent. It might not always be possible to have a sanctuary as a new mom, but you can get creative with it. Maybe you take extra long “showers," and when you're family thinks you're shampooing, you're actually knee-deep in…
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