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Let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from Practical Muffin 950 and says,

Am I the asshole for not inviting my sister to Europe, but taking my nanny?

So I will give context.

My female 24 sister lives with us in our home in a mini apartment that we made in the back.

It's completely separated from the main

house and has its own kitchen, bathroom, two bedroom and living space. A house is a Victorian one type

to get the picture. She doesn't pay rent, I paid for a uni. Food is also provided by me, and utilities,

of course. The thing is, is that she has it harder sometimes in life

for being deaf. My father refuses to even pretend that she exists and he paid my uni, so I did

what I thought was fair at the time. Now to the issue. We're going to Europe, Spain and Italy

with my husband, three kids and a nanny. I told her yesterday. That was the day

that I confirmed everything and also with the nanny. She asked me if her room will be separated

like the nannies one or if she had to share. To say I was dumbfounded would be little. I told her that

when I first talked to her, she told me that she was saving for something else.

I won't say what in order not to give much info. And she told me that she expected me and my

husband to pay her way. And question the nanny. I explained that the nanny will be working in

tourist things. And that even if I never expected her to do that, because she isn't a parent or a paid professional,

having the nanny makes sense while having her is just paying for paying. Yes, I know that I was a little hard.

What makes me think this is a lot is that she told me that I could pay for her if I wanted to.

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