Rent-free living is something most people would be grateful for.

This woman let her mom stay with her and her husband rent-free, but she expects her mom to help out around the house.

Her mom doesn’t want to help at all.

Read the story below to find out more.

AITA for giving my mom a list of chores for letting her live with me?

My mother (45) recently moved in with my husband and I (23) and our toddler.

We have a lot of space in our home, so we had plenty of room for her.

She just got out of a bad relationship.

She is living with us for free, but I’m requiring her to do certain chores. And I need her to help watch my son at times to help us out.

This woman’s mom is not helpful around the house.

She’s not working, and she’s just always gone doing her own thing.

She does not help very much at all.

She refused to even watch our son, so we could go out for my husband’s birthday despite the fact she is living here with no cost.

Her mom didn’t raise her.

Not to mention, my mom didn’t even raise me.

She only got custody back when I was a senior in high school.

My grandma raised me.

I feel like this should be her chance to make up for it.

But her mom called her ungrateful.

But when confronted, she says that I’m ungrateful.

She’s always been very self-centered and selfish my whole life.

She’s been focusing on boyfriends and partying, rather than being a mom, so this is making me resent her even more!

Her mom thinks she’s asking too much.

She’s been out of the house, spending all her time with a new guy.

Instead of actually helping me, or being a good grandmother.

Yet she is saying I’m asking too much because she just got out of an abusive relationship a little over a month ago.

Whoa! What a drama! Let’s check out the comments of other people on Reddit.

This person has a sincere question for her.

This person shares an honest opinion.

Here’s some meaningful advice from his user.

Another valid point from this person.

And finally, inform her of your terms, says this person.

A few chores in exchange for rent-free accommodation? Yes, please.

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