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A teenager is called “dramatic” by her mother after she began To buy their own food And prevents it from her family because her siblings eat everything in the house.
In a post on the popular “Am I a ——“ Reddit Forum, the 19-year-old explained that she recently came home for Summer Break and now shares a house with her mother, her two 15-year-old sisters, her mother’s boyfriend and his two sons, ages 13 and 12.
Redditorn continued to explain that the two boys did not live in the house when she went to school, and she did not know they lived there permanently until she returned home for the summer.
“I have no problems with them personally, (but) we barely speak,” she said.
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The question, she complained, is a constant lack of food in the house.
“It’s not that my mom and her boyfriend don’t buy groceries. They do,” she explained. “But no matter how much food is in the house, it’s gone in a day or two. My younger sister and” step brothers “, I guess, eat all the time. They will eat a full breakfast, lunch and dinner and then go down the stairs all day and night, Making snacksextra meals or just attack the fridge. ”
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The original poster (OP) said that she has recently used to order pick -up and cook her own food, which is then stored in a mini -cool in her bedroom.
“I don’t touch the shared food anymore, and I don’t ask anyone to share mine,” she said, “when my mom and her boyfriend are at work, and the fridge is empty and my siblings are hungry because they ate all food in two days, I do not hit an eye because it is not my fault or responsibility.”
OP said this doesn’t fit well with her mother, who then has told her that she just thinking about oneself and should “think of the house as a whole.”
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OP said that when she pointed out that the food used to hold the house before the two boys moved in, her mother said: “You are just dramatic because you don’t like them to live here.”
“That’s not the case at all,” said OP and added, “I get that I might be wrong to make or cook while hungry, but I’m also tired of being hungry and stressed in my own home.”
“Aita (am I a ——)?” she asked at the end of her post.
The vast majority of teenager’s colleagues assured her that her feelings were valid – and that she should not feel bad when it comes to herself given the situation.
“In this context, not your responsibility to think about the house as a whole,” said a person.
They added, “(your mother) chose to move (…) a man into his home who had his own child. Everyone knows that between/teenage boys never stop eating, and food bills go through the ceiling. (…) This was your mother’s decision; she must live with the consequences.”
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“Nta (not a ——),” said another person. “It’s true that teens, Especially teenage boysMust eat only an incredible amount of food. But feeding your step brothers is not your responsibility. Your parents need to buy more food. ”
“NTA,” said someone else before you added, “Your mom is (A ——) so as not to plan (and) integrate you all better.”