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And let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from the Am I the Asshole subreddit from Mountain Cash

5850 and says, am I the asshole for refusing to share my vacation home with my in-laws

for six months after they sold their house without consulting me?

Well, immediately you want to say not the arsele, but let's check it out just in case.

I am I the asshole for refusing to share my vacation home with my in-laws for six months after

they sold their house without consulting me.

Background.

My husband, 35 male and I, 33 female, have been married for five years.

We own a beautiful vacation home on the beach that

we built ourselves and used throughout the year. My in-laws, 60s, have always been welcome guests,

visiting for a few weeks here and there, and contributing financially towards maintenance costs.

Last month, my in-laws suddenly announced that they were selling their house to downsize

and move into a tiny condo. Apparently, they've been secretly harboring this idea for months,

never mentioning it to me or my husband. They plan to close on the sale in two weeks and then

move into our vacation home for six months while they figure things out.

I was flawed. This house is our sanctuary, not a retirement home extension.

We use it frequently, have friends and family booked to visit throughout the year, and rely on

the income it generates during peak seasons. My in-laws, on the other hand, haven't lifted a finger on the property

themselves and contributed only minimally. My husband bless his sweetheart is more understanding.

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