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Welcome to our slash am I the bad guy? Where an entitled father demands that O.P. wipes his kids

poopy butthole. Am I the bad guy for not cleaning and helping to wipe a child's butt?

I'm a 30 year old woman and my friend, 30, was visiting me with his son, Jacob. We were

hanging out and decided to play some Mario Kart in the living room while his son was playing

a game on his iPad. His son then wanted to use the bathroom. He's been here before and knows

where to go. I don't have kids but I feel like kids between the ages of like five or six should

be able to wipe themselves. However, my friend and his wife still wipe their kid. Me and my

friend had since stopped playing and we were talking when we heard Jacob call out that he was done,

meaning that he was waiting for someone to help him wipe. My friend groaned and didn't get up.

He asked me if I could go clean up Jacob. I looked at him with a blank stare which pissed him off.

He scoffed and got up to go see Jacob. After 10 minutes they were in there for 10 minutes. They

both emerged from the bathroom. My friend looks livid and said that he has feces on his shirt because

of me. I don't even want to know how he ended up with feces on his shirt and that I should have just

done it for him. He said that he hates doing this and he feels like this is his wife's job.

I told him, well thankfully I'm not his wife and I'll never clean up his son. He ended up

cutting his visit short and left. I don't think that I was the butthole but his wife texted me

later berating me for not doing this because my friend was having a very rough time. He lost his job

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