Abeera Anwar
I’ve always believed that when you open your home to someone—whether they’re a tenant, roommate, or guest—you have every right to set the rules that make you feel comfortable. My house, my sanctuary, my boundaries. But recently, what I thought was a pretty straightforward house rule turned into a heated debate, accusations of me being “controlling,” and a possible friendship strain. Now I’m left wondering if I’m being too rigid… or if people just don’t respect boundaries anymore.
My House, My Rules
The Rules People Love to Hate
I Don’t Need the Money, But…
When a Friend’s Friend Tried to Push My Boundaries
The Fallout
Let’s find out how what other Redditors think about this drama.
I’m not against relationships, fun, or people living their lives—but I refuse to compromise on the one rule that keeps my home peaceful. Maybe it’s old-fashioned, maybe it’s strict, but it’s what works for me. The way I see it, if my boundaries make me a bad guy in someone else’s story, so be it. But now I’m stuck asking myself… am I really the unreasonable one here, or just someone protecting their own space?
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