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Now, today's first story comes from OK Leadership 8776 from the Am I the Asshole subreddit.

And it says, am I the arseoll for not allowing my teenage stepdaughter to host a party at my house while I'm away?

It says, my 24-year-old biological son moved back in with my spouse and me this summer to get his life back on track.

This is meant to be temporary.

I've been clear by the end of January.

He needs a documented plan, school, a trade, etc.

And I've even set aside 10K to help cover trade school if needed.

He's made some progress, including paying off about $5,000 in debt by working multiple jobs.

Yesterday, my son told me, not asked, that he planned to bring a woman. He just met on Tinder

to stay at our house for two nights. We live about 100

miles from the city. My spouse was immediately uncomfortable with having a stranger's stay in our home.

I also had concerns because my son privately told me she's a recovering drug addict and an alcoholic

and has had legal issues and is only 22. I told him that if he were actually

dating someone and we'd met her first, that would be different. But bringing home a complete

stranger to stay for two nights wasn't something we were comfortable with. This led to a broader

argument. While discussing boundaries around strangers in the house, I told my spouse that I'm not

comfortable with my 17-year-old stepdaughter hosting a New Year's Eve party at our house while

we'll be a 20-hour drive away. My spouse had already told her that she could have the party,

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