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AITA for charging my cousin rent when he “just needed a place for a few weeks” and it’s been six months?
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Hosts are left juggling budgets and defending their fridge rights while relatives unleash texts about the sacred code of family favors. The free hotel slogan gets old once the utility bills come due and guest rooms start resembling a long-term lease.
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A couch-surfing relative often arrives with gratitude and enough vague plans to sound convincing, but the longer the visit, the more the balance tilts from kindness to survival instincts. Friends and family love championing unconditional generosity, at least from someone else’s bank account. The guilt trip activates whenever money enters the chat, especially from well-meaning aunts with no stake in the rent game.
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Welcoming family is great, but the limit hits fast when “a few weeks” means someone else foots the bill for endless pizza runs and marathon gaming sessions.
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