After months of free rent, a college student refused to babysit her sister’s son temporarily, leading to a major family fallout.

Was kicking her out justified, or is this punishment too harsh?

Read on for the story and decide for yourself!

AITA for kicking my sister out after she refused to babysit my son?

I (f30) live with my husband (m31) and our son (m5), my sister (f22) is still in college and has to move out with us three months ago because she had some issues with her roommates.

Things were going fine until this argument.

Also she doesn’t work but my parents send her some money for textbooks and groceries although she barely ever has contributed to the household since she moved in with us.

We also live in a different state from our parents and family so I’m basically throwing her in the streets by kicking her out which would make me a big jerk.

Can see where this is going…

So, my son comes back from school at around 3pm/3:30.

My husband works until 6 and I work until 5 although sometimes I have to stay an hour or two extra (this is not normal, maybe three or four times per month when we’re behind in a project).

We had a babysitter that would wait until he’s back (he comes back home via the school bus) and would stay with him until me or my husband come back from work.

However she recently discovered she’s sick and told us that she can’t continue working as she has to go through treatment.

We thanked her for telling us and wished she would get better soon.

The worst kind of bind. But wait! The sister!

I asked my sister to babysit our son until we can get a new babysitter giving that she doesn’t have classes at that time.

She told me she never agreed to babysit when she moved in here and that I should’ve told her beforehand so she could find somewhere else to live.

I told her that I knew this wasn’t our agreement but this was something exceptional since our babysitter has medical issues, it’s not neither of our fault and she would prefer a 100 times to not be in this situation.

She still told me she can’t babysit because sometimes she has to go to the library or to study with friends and babysitting would limit her hours of studying.

Oh, come on.

I got angry, maybe too angry, so I told her that we never ask anything from her, we helped her because we wanted to be kind with her.

Yet she can’t even compromise to stay a few hours home just until we find a new babysitter.

I ended up telling her she has a week to leave because we will not be providing food or a roof to a b*tch like her.

One of my son’s friend’s mom is taking care of my son now, they go back to her home together and I pick him up later.

My sister tried to apologize but I told her I don’t want to live with her because she showed me her true colors.

Yeah, NOW you’re sorry.

She also has told our family and a lot of them are giving me crap for leaving my sister homeless.

My husband, my in laws and friends support me but it feels hash if my family isn’t on my side, makes me think I’m an a jerk to be honest.

When a sister’s only contribution to the household was a hard “no” to helping in a time of need, it’s hard to blame the mom for showing her the door.

Most people on Reddit stand behind her.

This person says sure, she might’ve been a little angry, but she’s living there for FREE.

This person says you can’t control what she says, but she sure can control what happens when she does answer.

This person thinks both parties were in the wrong.

Guess she’ll have to study…how to find a new place to live.

It sounds like someone has some growing up to do.

If you thought that was an interesting story, check out what happened when a family gave their in-laws a free place to stay in exchange for babysitting, but things changed when they don’t hold up their end of the bargain.