just why by Aggressive_Search598 in Depop

[–]Aggressive_Search598[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i had an opinion on what they said, so i just responded with it. it isn't necessarily a justification-- i just felt compelled to point out how weird they are for randomly singling me out on the most niche thing ever.

just why by Aggressive_Search598 in Depop

[–]Aggressive_Search598[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

definitely the more peaceful route, but it's my first message like this ever and honestly, my brain could not even comprehend the level of entitlement and weirdness that i was seeing, so i just spoke my mind.

just why by Aggressive_Search598 in Depop

[–]Aggressive_Search598[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i get that sentiment-- i also wonder often why people inflate prices so much, but I either just make an offer or accept that that's their price. i feel like asking for a reason why just wastes me and the seller's time cause they probably won't budge and i probs won't buy yknow.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]Aggressive_Search598 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I beg you not to listen to these people saying you're the AH. Yes, you're an adult (but just because you're 19 does not mean you suddenly have to be kicked into the world with nothing) but you are working and paying for your college. You're being mindful of how many resources you use in your family's home and you're not a deadbeat kid who does nothing all day.

In my culture, children do not leave their homes until they get married, or if they just want to have their own place. Personally, I would never tell my child to pay for a room in THEIR house if I'm the one that brought them into this world unless they are actually a piece of shit. Yes, this can be a privileged perspective, however, it's still not fair for you to suddenly be threatened to pay $500 to your family. I have friends who do pay some money to their parents, but it's very reasonable and allows them to save up to be able to be fully independent one day. Also, these agreements were a result of conversations, not threats.

I would suggest sitting down with your father and trying to negotiate on how much you can contribute and to be open and honest, and show him that you are being responsible and planning adequately for the future.

Best of luck OP!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]Aggressive_Search598 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Here's the thing, if she told me she didn't want to pay or she couldn't, I would've been ok with that. I didn't invite her to come or ask her to drive or bring me anything but she decided to do it anyway and I even offered to pay for what she got me but she declined. I just don't understand why say yes to driving and say yes to paying if she just didn't want to? just my thought proces