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AITA for cutting off the electricity to the house my ex still lives in after 18 months of freeloading and counting?
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This pattern is older than leases. Kindness gets rebranded as obligation the second it is convenient. Access turns into entitlement when nobody sends an invoice. Domestic squatting starts in the story long before it shows up on the couch, powered by selective memory and borrowed authority. The quiet trick is scope creep: a temporary favor becomes standard practice, then moralized as a right, then weaponized against the host when the subsidy ends. Systems exist because debates do not move sofas.
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Paper beats pleading. Records beat vibes. Turning off the resource that carries the freeloading is not meanness, it is logistics. Hospitality remains a choice, not a utility; ownership remains a responsibility, not a community vote. Adults who want permanence negotiate terms, contribute costs, and respect capacity; adults who want freebies narrate hardship and hope the lights stay on. The durable move is simple and boring on purpose. Stop underwriting what was never agreed. Document the boundary. Let consequences run on schedule. Romance expires, receipts endure, and peace returns when charity stops pretending to be infrastructure.
Woman cuts power and serves eviction papers to her ex after 18 months of freeloading and refusal to leave her house: ‘Boy, sit down. Your karma is already serving’
A house becomes a charity the minute one ex mistakes a grace period for a lifetime pass, adds cast members without permission, invents backdated "investment," and only discovers boundaries when the power quits cooperating. The owner funds the space, the guests curate the audacity, and the breaker switch supplies the only language everyone suddenly understands. This is not drama, it is accounting with better lighting when it works and better clarity when it does not. The punchline is that the person paying for the walls is accused of cruelty for not also funding the freeloading.
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