Welcome to R-slash, am I the butthole, where OP refuses to give her house to her boyfriend.

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my boyfriend's name on my house? I really thought this was normal, but so many people are telling me

that I'm a B word for not doing that, so it's starting to mess with my head to be honest.

I recently received a house. My grandmother passed away and left her two houses to my sister and I.

We sat down, and between the two of us, we decided that she would have the bigger house because

she's married and has two kids and another one on the way, while I would move into the smaller

two-bit room house. My sister's husband has been added to the title of her house because he helped

her pay the tax on it. I was able to pay the tax on mine by myself because it was cheap or due to

being smaller. My boyfriend of three years didn't contribute financially towards it, so I

didn't think to put him on the title. We had a housewarming party last weekend and his parents

came up to me towards the end of the night. They were going on and on about how lucky my boyfriend

and I were to be able to live somewhere like this rent-free and it gives us such a head start in life,

and they were very appreciative that I'd given half the house to my boyfriend. I corrected them

that I hadn't given him half the house and he wasn't on the title, but he was welcome to live with

me and not pay rent so that he had more money to put towards his studies. We're both master students.

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