My parents spend $500 on my Amazon account and then gaslight me into thinking I owe them.

So this is an older story, so bear with me.

A common thing to happen in my family is my parents demanding me to buy them stuff off Amazon because, well, they're entitled. I have Amazon Prime, so I understand

using my account. However, they also make me use my debit card to pay for stuff and eventually do pay me

back, usually. Still, it's incredibly annoying. It's never been a huge amount of money, but this time

around it was a set of chairs

worth 500 bucks. I rejected the idea, mostly given that I'm still in college and I only made

$10 an hour at the time. $500 was about a fourth of the money I had in my bank account at the

time. I told my entitled mother this, and she went off on me, claiming I don't

love her and that I don't trust her to pay me back, and she began to cry. You know, basic

parental manipulation tactics. I eventually complied and bought her the chairs, so I'm out 500 bucks.

She then tells me she'll pay me back in about three days when my father

gets paid. Three days later, still no money. To avoid a fight, I just bite my tongue. Then a week

passes, and then another week. After about two weeks of not being paid, I was incredibly

annoyed. I also worked almost every night this summer at a customer service job,

so naturally I wanted to relax on my days off.

Cue my parents deciding that we need to deep clean the entire house.

I was helping, and then I received an email about an interview for an internship

that I've been working hard to

accomplish. I was reading the email, and that's when it happened. I hear my mother's voice.

So, are you going to do any work today or just sit on your butt all day? I was really annoyed and said,

Really, you're going to say that after I brought those chairs for you? My dad then chimes in, you ungrateful son of a B word.

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