Jul 6, 2026 · 47 min · 11 segments
We have some absolutely wild reddit Am I the A-hole stories in the canoe today, weigh in with your opinion in the comments! Should he have gone to HR, or is there more to the story that he's not…
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Let's take a deeper look, shall we? So I, 20 male, have been living in a one-bedroom, one-bath house on my parents' property for a year and a half now with cheap rent.
The original deal was for me to stay until I was ready to move out or until me and my girlfriend marry.
About a half a year ago, they changed up and said that at the end of the summer, I'd have to get my own apartment so my sister, 17 female, could move in.
This was not the original plan, so I'd basically renovated the entire house to make it as comfortable as possible for me.
Everything except for the oven, dryer, and washing machine was either bought by me or someone gifted to me.
Because of all this stuff is mine, I recently began to start moving things out gradually.
Bookshelves, bed, one of the AC units, my trophy stands, etc., All I have left in this house is my TV work desk, which will be moved by the end of the week, my couch, fridge, and microwave.
Yesterday, my parents entered my house while I was at work without asking or anything and then waited until I got home and argued with me about taking all the stuff out of the house.
I argued with them as they said I couldn't take all this stuff because then my sister would have nothing for when she moves in.
What is happening? Wait, what? So the parents just want all the stuff that you bought and they just want to give it to your sister? That sounds fair.
I told them that since I either paid for everything or had the items gifted to me, that they were mine to do with what I please.
They called me an asshole because now my sister has nothing for the house and will have to buy everything while she makes barely any money.
What, do they think you would just leave it for her? these parents there to Lulu.
Let's take a deeper look, shall we? So I, 20 male, have been living in a one-bedroom, one-bath house on my parents' property for a year and a half now with cheap rent.
The original deal was for me to stay until I was ready to move out or until me and my girlfriend marry.
About a half a year ago, they changed up and said that at the end of the summer, I'd have to get my own apartment so my sister, 17 female, could move in.
This was not the original plan, so I'd basically renovated the entire house to make it as comfortable as possible for me.
Everything except for the oven, dryer, and washing machine was either bought by me or someone gifted to me.
Because of all this stuff is mine, I recently began to start moving things out gradually.
Bookshelves, bed, one of the AC units, my trophy stands, etc., All I have left in this house is my TV work desk, which will be moved by the end of the week, my couch, fridge, and microwave.
Yesterday, my parents entered my house while I was at work without asking or anything and then waited until I got home and argued with me about taking all the stuff out of the house.
I argued with them as they said I couldn't take all this stuff because then my sister would have nothing for when she moves in.
What is happening? Wait, what? So the parents just want all the stuff that you bought and they just want to give it to your sister? That sounds fair.
I told them that since I either paid for everything or had the items gifted to me, that they were mine to do with what I please.
They called me an asshole because now my sister has nothing for the house and will have to buy everything while she makes barely any money.
What, do they think you would just leave it for her? these parents there to Lulu.
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