Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. No one wants to feel taken advantage of, no one wants to feel like someone is using them or treating them like a doormat. But where's the line? We all have our own boundaries, but at what point do we cross the boundary of, 'being nice and generous' into the territory of, 'now we're being used.' It's all individual, it's all up to the person. Lines get skewed when family gets involved. We all know the feeling, and we should all listen to our instincts.
This brings us to the Reddit thread. In this story, the original poster (OP) is a woman who's putting her foot down about something. Her step-sister has insisted she fly with her baby on her lap. We're not talking a quick domestic flight, we're talking 10+hours in flight transit, with an actual baby on your lap. OP doesn't have kids, and she's perfectly able to say no to this entitled request. But you'll have to read the full story below for all the juicy details.