Hosting is definitely a skill that some people have and some people don't. If you didn't grow up in a big hosting household you can feel uncomfortable with the idea of inviting people over, but it's definitely something you can work on. We learn how to host, we wouldn't argue it's a skill that some people are born with. We all love a good host, but some people will seriously take advantage, and they ruin the experience for everyone.
We would safely argue that you are under no obligation to host anyone ever, especially overnight and especially people you don't really know. We are all adults here, and it's ok to admit that it's uncomfortable to have strangers sleeping in the room next to you. There's a reason our homes aren't hostels. If anyone disagrees we'd love to hear your reasoning. Perhaps we're missing something here. You can decide who you think is in the wrong here.
It was u/Orangebabygal who took to the 'Am I The A-Hole' community on Reddit to ask if they were in the wrong for refusing to let her husband host his new friend over at their house for 4 days. Who do you think sounds crazy here? For us, it's definitely not the wife.
Before diving into the story, the OP provides some much-needed backstory to this weird incident. We're not sure why it's relevant that she and her husband usually sleep in different rooms, but we appreciate the details.
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