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Cousin’s entitlement made me kick him out
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Hospitality in the family ranks is always a gamble. Some relatives turn up grateful for a meal and a warm spot to crash, others turn a short stay into a shopping spree without leaving a receipt. Boundaries slip away, personal items are rebranded as guest perks, and the kitchen transforms into the scene of an unsolved snack mystery. Good intentions get lost in the shuffle, replaced by a steady stream of surprise wardrobe choices and empty shelves.
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Helping out a cousin is fine but counting groceries and shirts starts to look like a new side hustle. Relatives with entitled streaks don’t need permission; they just need a suitcase and the promise of dinner.
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Man kicks entitled cousin out of his apartment after he pushes every boundary, treating it like a free buffet and swap shop: ‘I tried helping him out, but he acted like being my guest gave him free food, free laundry, and even free clothes’
Cousin shows up with dramatic stories and a plan to repay kindness with chores, then proceeds to treat the apartment like an all-you-can-eat buffet and personal boutique. Groceries vanish, laundry gets repurposed, and the place slowly morphs into a pop-up thrift shop operated by someone who skipped the orientation.
Entitled guests know how to work the system. They see an open couch and start running a mental inventory of everything not nailed down. Generosity turns into a game of resource management, where each chore performed is treated as a ticket to raid the cupboards and test-drive sentimental clothing. The promise to help out dissolves into a pattern of empty fridges and missing shirts, leaving hosts with the joy of watching kindness downgraded to a shared economy experiment.
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