Young Woman’s Generosity Questioned: Is She Obliged to Support Roommate’s Baby?

We’ve all had our fair share of roommate drama, but this story takes it to a whole new level! Meet our protagonist, a 22-year-old woman who’s been living comfortably with the financial support of her parents. She decides to take up a job, not because she needs the money, but to gain some real-world experience. However, when her roommate loses her job due to the pandemic and discovers her unexpected pregnancy, things take a dramatic turn. Let’s dive into this rollercoaster of emotions, privilege, and expectations.

The Privileged Life

Stepping into the Real World

Living the Good Life

Pandemic Hits Home

The Unexpected Request

Tension Escalates ️

The Final Showdown

Considering a Move

Caught in the Crossfire: Generosity or Obligation?

Our protagonist finds herself in a whirlwind of accusations and demands. She’s been covering her roommate’s rent and feeding her, but when asked to finance baby supplies, she draws the line. The roommate, feeling cornered and desperate, lashes out and accuses her of being heartless. The situation escalates to a point where the roommate demands our protagonist’s salary, claiming she doesn’t need it since her father supports her. This leads to a heated argument, leaving our protagonist contemplating a move back home. Let’s see what the internet has to say about this sticky situation.

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NTA but move out. Roommate is entitled and unstable

NTA Your roommate is lucky you were willing to cover for her. You should really try to get another roommate or just move out and get your own place since you can probably afford it. You are not responsible for her situation. She is crazy entitled. This! Get your own space, you deserve it! NTA. I physically made the wtf face reading this. Like I grew up super poor. Slept on couches some in college. At no point did I go “hey, you don’t need that money so give it to me who really does to no fault of my own”. OP needs to GTFO before this gets worse. If it was a knee jerk one time fight I would give the advice to talk it out first because hormones and insecurity. But no way now!

NTA Move out immediately, protect your mental health. ‍♀️

NTA. Roommate’s entitlement and demands are pushing boundaries. Consider moving out.

NTA. Run. Far and fast. ‍♀️ Don’t let her bleed you dry!

NTA. Your independence is awesome! Don’t let your roommate guilt-trip you.

NTA. Roommate is insane, trying to manipulate and take advantage. Move out.

NTA, move out ASAP. Your friends should provide the baby stuff.

NTA for not supporting roommate’s baby. Look out for yourself

NTA! You’re already covering rent and food. Not your problem.

Setting boundaries with friends and avoiding financial obligations.

NTA, stop enabling entitled roommate. Move out and live freely!

“Good financial planning” or “crazy person”? NTA, kick her out!

NTA. Roommate’s entitlement and audacity is toxic. Move out ASAP!

NTA
You’re not a charity, she should find government programs. Move out!

NTA. Keep your finances private and fund your own lifestyle.

NTA for not supporting roommate’s baby. Roommate taking advantage

NTA. Move out. She’s delusional to expect more from you.

Generosity questioned: Are parents’ help grounds for roommate entitlement?

Roommate’s baby, unpaid rent: NTA or ESH? Let’s discuss!

Generosity questioned: Is she entitled to your hard-earned money?

Defend yourself and set boundaries. Don’t be taken advantage of.

NTA. Time to find your own place and ditch the drama.

Roommate’s attack on generosity sparks hilarious response from commenter.

NTA, set boundaries: she needs to find work or leave.

Generous roommate debates obligation to support roommate’s baby.

NTA, you’ve been incredibly generous

NTA. Move out and gain work experience. Your roommate’s unreasonable demands won’t end.

NTA: Generous woman questions roommate’s entitlement, advises legal precautions.

Generosity questioned: Roommate tries to take advantage. NTA wins!