'She's my best friend but I can't stand her boyfriend': Cat owner refuses to lock her cats up so her friend's insufferable boyfriend could come to her cookout, the friend persists, claiming a sudden cat allergy despite no past issues

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  "[Am I wrong] for refusing to lock my cats up so my friend’s boyfriend can visit my house?"

  
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• So much wrong in this situation. It's almost hard to read. But first and foremost, no, you are not wrong for saying what you said and putting down the boundary that you did. Everything was fine the previous times he came to visit. There shouldn't be any reason for him - or his girlfriend - to be drama queens now.

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• Your house, your cats, your rules. He doesn't have to come if he has an issue with what you are doing. And we hope that, sooner rather than later, his girlfriend is going to realize exactly who it is that she is dating. 

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