Entitled 27-year-old overstays her welcome at older sister's place, tries to take over toddler's room: 'It doesn't matter if he needed his own space, I NEED MY OWN SPACE!'

This 27-year-old's chaotic relationship with her sister brings new meaning to the concept of family dysfunction. Not only was she crashing at her sister's place for far longer than anyone anticipated, but she even went so far as to confront her sister and brother-in-law about her desire to take over a toddler's bedroom. Her reasoning? He didn't need the space as much as she did.

In one sense, we can extend our sympathies to the 27-year-old, who just got out of a difficult relationship and was in the process of starting over. That emotional reset perhaps clouded her judgment during her stay at her sister's house. Still, that's about as sympathetic as we can get for her situation. All other signs simply point to a false sense of entitlement she has simply because she's older than her sister's children. 

At the end of the day, it is more the children's home than it is hers, so it's not like the 27-year-old has legs to stand on in this conflict. Second of all, from the moment she moved in "temporarily," the sister clearly explained that the one rule was that her children get to keep the bedrooms in their new house. After all, the sister and her husband worked and saved for years to be able to afford a home where they didn't have to share a bedroom with their kids. While the 27-year-old's situation is certainly upsetting and worth extending sympathies for, it's not enough to deprive these kids of their own needs.

Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best reactions from members of this online community!

Like what you see? Follow our WhatsApp channel for more.

Author image for Ben Weiss Ben Weiss
Advertisement

Stay up to date by following us on Facebook!

Tags

nephews family drama aita AITAH toddler house family feud entitled people karma aunt family money entitled people
Scroll Down For The Next Article

Also From FAIL Blog

Entitled boss "Paul" claims employee's work as his own and fires him, employee gets even years later by buying Paul's company and demoting him: 'Enjoy litigation and demotion!'

Entitled boss "Paul" claims employee's work as his own and fires him, employee gets even years later by buying Paul's company and demoting him: 'Enjoy litigation and demotion!'

Trending Now

"I asked her to stop. She wouldn’t.": Entitled neighbor parks in resident's spot in front of his garage, demands he pay her $300 after she gets towed: 'She got towed again a few days later for parking in front of someone else’s garage'

"I asked her to stop. She wouldn’t.": Entitled neighbor parks in resident's spot in front of his garage, demands he pay her $300 after she gets towed: 'She got towed again a few days later for parking in front of someone else’s garage'

01
25-year-old employee refuses to swap vacation days for 32-year-old entitled coworker with kids, causing ongoing work drama: 'People without kids should be more flexible!'

25-year-old employee refuses to swap vacation days for 32-year-old entitled coworker with kids, causing ongoing work drama: 'People without kids should be more flexible!'

02
35 Funny signs with stories behind them: 'We are short-staffed... If you run out of patience, ask for an application'

35 Funny signs with stories behind them: 'We are short-staffed... If you run out of patience, ask for an application'

03
'This is going to be a $7,000 lesson for you': 15 Workers whose clients, customers, and bosses saw their big mistakes

'This is going to be a $7,000 lesson for you': 15 Workers whose clients, customers, and bosses saw their big mistakes

04
20-year-old refuses to sign over property rights to older sibling until he gets his promise in writing, sparking family feud: 'I’m just asking for legal security before I give up mine'

20-year-old refuses to sign over property rights to older sibling until he gets his promise in writing, sparking family feud: 'I’m just asking for legal security before I give up mine'

05
Parents force to 19-year-old college student daughter to keep her Life360 tracking app turned on, she tells them that she is turning it off after they track her every movement: 'It's uncomfortable knowing that wherever I am, they're probably looking'

Parents force to 19-year-old college student daughter to keep her Life360 tracking app turned on, she tells them that she is turning it off after they track her every movement: 'It's uncomfortable knowing that wherever I am, they're probably looking'

06
Advertisement