25-year-old first-time homeowner denies her cousin Tasha’s demands for rent-free living in her guest room: ‘I’ve seen Tasha move in with people before. It’s never a few months’

• You have an extra room and I’m family.

  
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• Politely declining only flips the switch from entitled to hostile. Suddenly, you’re the villain for not turning your home into her personal recovery center, accused of being too good for the family now that you have a mortgage and a functioning Wi-Fi connection. As if on cue, a distant aunt calls to guilt-trip you about the sacred duty of family, gently suggesting that letting Tasha in would be the charitable thing to do.

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• But you’ve seen this movie before. Tasha doesn’t do a few months. She does chaos, drama, and extended stays that end in threats of eviction.

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