'Leave immediately!': Guy's girlfriend invites her sister's family to his place without permission, kids trash his apartment

There are reasons why you may give your significant other a set of keys to your place. This is not one of those reasons.

Most of the time, getting your keys copied for your partner is a big step in and of itself. You're not necessarily ready to move into together, but it is a statement that implies you expect to stick around for the foreseeable future. These gestures also imply a sense of trust and a desire to let that other person into your life just a bit more. At the same time, all it is at the end of the day is a set of keys for ease of access and convenience. It's not a promise for anything else any time soon, and it certainly should not be interpreted as an open invitation to invite your family over without permission. 

Keep scrolling below to see how this author learned his girlfriend completely misread the signs!

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  • Imagine walking into your home at the end of the day expecting peace and quiet, only to discover screaming children that aren't your own messing around with half-eaten plates of food splattered all over the living room floor. Not exactly the calm residence you had created for yourself. This author had to deal with this unfortunate circumstance after his girlfriend invited her sister's entire family other without so much as a head's up. Moreover, this isn't even her place! One has to wonder why her apartment wasn't an option??

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    "AITAH for kicking out my gf's sister and her kids out of my flat after my gf gave her the keys?"

    People around me are saying I am an AH but I need the perspective of uninvolved people. My long term gf has my apartment keys, as I have hers.
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    Only unspoken until now but always respected rule was, if you need to go to the other place, just send a text "Hey going to your place". Doesn't matter if the other is at home or even responds. Just simply to tell the other you will be at their place.
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    I was supposed to be away 700km from home for 2 weeks for work related stuff, but 4 days in and our instructor got into an accident. Work tried to find another one, but no such luck on very short notice. They decided
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    at like 10pm to get us the 1st flight home the next day at like 6am, pay us the overtime and the next day at home, then resume our normal work schedule.
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    So I get home the next day at like 9am, sent a text to my gf to tell her I am back. Getting to my door, I am very confused hearing children screaming inside since none of the people who have my keys
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    have low kids like that (my brother and my gf). I thought I got squatters or something. Opening the door and I see my gf's sister's kid running around
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    after a shower, putting water everywhere. Plates of half finished ravioli on my living room ground. Their suitcases opened in the entrance.
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    I get inside and see the husband on my couch trying to hook up my PS2(that he must have digged out in my storage room). Getting into a verbal argument with him trying to understand why the f they are here. Said my gf told
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    them they could get my flat for 2 weeks while I was gone (they wanted to visit the city for a bit, go to the beach). My gf sent me a text while i was arguing, telling me "oh ok, btw my sis fam' is at your flat".
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    I admit I blew up on him and the sis who left my bedroom in the meantime. Told them to leave immediately. They argued quite a bit, my gf called her sis, then sis
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    put up the speaker so we could all hear, and she said I was embarrassing her, that she told them they could use my place for a while.
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    I threatened to call the police, also asked my brothers to come. They left while cursing me to their children, telling that holidays are over because the mean little sister's boyfriend cast us out.
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    I have now all of my gf family on my back, and even some of my own family, saying i could have stayed with at my gf so the kids could have some vacations...
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    Also. They have read my doctor prescription papers (I put them in a specific order, and it was not the same), and obviously took some of my prescribed meds (opened a box of benzodiazepine...).
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    AITAH for making them leave? We pretty much stopped talking about anything else with my gf. I feel like i am being gaslighted. I
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    would never invite people to her apartment like that, especially without telling her. It seems so disrespectful. Am I going insane?
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    GlitchiePixie • 22h ago Change those locks and dump the girlfriend. It is completely unacceptable.
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    Satellite Beach123 22h ago NTA. If the people around you saying you're the AH then you need different people. Who does this? Your GF was wildly out of line in just giving YOUR apartment over to her family. Hard NO and hill to di on.
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    Recent_Data_305 22h ago Wow. You have one entitled gf! She loaned out your home like an AirBNB. I wonder if she has been doing this every time you're out of town.
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    You do realize there are other women in the world? You could find one who respects you and your property.
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