Welcome to R-Slash, am I the bad guy, where OP apparently thinks that video games are real life?

Today's episode is sponsored by Anchor FM. Anchor FM now allows creators to make video podcasts.

Obviously, I'm a huge, huge fan of video podcasts. I started R-Slash by making videos on YouTube,

and I firmly believe that video content helped my channel succeed. If you're thinking about

getting into the world of podcasts, I strongly recommend starting with video podcasts because it'll

help you reach a much broader audience. So try out Anchor FM and start publishing your first video

podcasts for free. Am I the bad guy for telling my husband that my daughter doesn't have to accommodate

his needs? My daughter is a second year in college, and although she lives at the dorms,

during finals, she comes home to learn quietly. My husband, who's not her biological dad,

has changed jobs and works full-time from home now. I go to work at the office every day, so they're

in the house by themselves. They've always gotten along fairly well. They both have respect,

understanding, and trust for each other. I don't know if there's love, but I can't push it.

My husband met my daughter too late to represent a father figure for her, and she never sought

him out like that, so he didn't push it. Lately, my daughter complained that my husband has put her

to work, disregarding the fact that she's learning. She would stay in her room to study,

and at some point, my husband would knock, saying, hey, I just had lunch. Could you please clean up

the table? I'm starting a meeting. Or I spilled some water, mind wiping it up? I gotta focus on work.

Oh my god. Oh my god. Wow. Okay. My daughter told me that she feels like he doesn't care about her

learning time, and he doesn't acknowledge that she's also working. She told me she wouldn't have

minded if it was a one-time occurrence, but it's become something of a habit of his. To make sure of

it, I asked my daughter to not clean up the next time he asks. I caught him red-handed this time.

When I came home to a dirty table, I asked my husband about it, and he said, well, your daughter should

...