Girl Chooses Spiderman Over Real Person: Who’s the Real Villain?

We all have our prized possessions, but what happens when someone tries to make you choose between your beloved collection and a real person? One 18-year-old girl found herself in this very predicament when her brother’s girlfriend, Abby, moved in. Abby, an international student, couldn’t go home and had no other friends or money, so she lived with the family without paying. As the family’s financial situation worsened, Abby suggested that the girl should sell her cherished Spiderman comic book collection. Let’s dive into this web of conflict and see what unfolds. ️

The Prized Spiderman Collection ️

A Special Bond with Grandpa

Enter Abby, the Girlfriend ‍♀️

Financial Struggles

Netflix Hogger

Abby’s Solution: Sell the Comics

Comic Books Are for Kids?

Family Meeting Drama ️

A Bold Retort

Abby’s Tearful Exit

Brother’s Demand for an Apology

Unapologetic and Unwavering ‍♀️

Spiderman vs. Abby: Who Will Prevail? ️ ‍♀️

In the midst of financial struggles, Abby, the brother’s girlfriend, suggests that our comic book-loving protagonist should sell her treasured Spiderman collection. However, the girl refuses, as the collection holds sentimental value and happy memories with her late grandpa. Tensions escalate when Abby calls her childish, and the girl retaliates by pointing out Abby’s freeloading ways. As Abby tearfully packs her bags, the older brother demands an apology, but the girl remains unapologetic. So, who’s the real villain in this tangled web of drama? Let’s see what the internet has to say…

Set boundaries and lock your room to protect your belongings. NTA.

Prioritizing sentimental items over supporting family? NTA wins.

International student defends keeping belongings over supporting unsympathetic person.

NTA comment questions Abby’s motives and financial situation.

Grandpa’s memory > Abby’s entitlement. NTA

NTA calls out girlfriend for freeloading. Suggests apology for tension.

Lazy or not, choosing Spiderman over a real person? ‍♀️

Don’t let anyone pressure you into selling your Spiderman comics!

Choosing Spider-Man over a mooch. Selling collection won’t solve problem.

User suggests parents should have a serious discussion with brother’s girlfriend

Protect those comics! NTA advises locking them up or moving out.

Protect your Spider-Man comics from Netflix-hogging roommates. #NTA

Spider-Man fan corrected on spelling, still not the a**hole

Spiderman wins over lazy mooch, commenter supports girl’s choice.

Comic book lover’s girlfriend won’t steal comics, but might pretend.

Securely store and appraise your comics, stand your ground. NTA.

Don’t mess with a person’s emotional connection to their belongings

Don’t give up your sentimental treasures for someone else’s irresponsibility

Brother’s GF freeloading and wants OP to sell comic books.

Abby suggests selling Spiderman collection, commenter says NTA

Choosing boundaries over manipulation and freeloading.

Possession drama: Lazy girlfriend vs Spiderman. NTA wins.

Comic lover stands up to nosy house guest. NTA

Choosing Spiderman over a real person? NTA wins with sass.

International student raises suspicion about girl’s financial situation for studying abroad.

Freeloading Abby suggests selling mementos. NTA, she needs to go.

Brother refuses to sell item, commenter supports. NTA.

Choosing Spiderman over a real person? NTA, protect your collection!

Lazy international student causing tension in family, NTA suggests eviction.

Comic collector shuts down mooch, defends Spiderman preference.

Girl chooses Spiderman over girlfriend, defends memory of grandpa. NTA

Roommate disputes over Spiderman memorabilia and mooching tendencies.

Protect your assets, Spiderman is stealing hearts

Girl chooses Spiderman over a guy with a freeloading girlfriend

Comic book value debate falls flat, just enjoy the story

Parent offers advice for keeping Spiderpersons a secret during COVID.

Lazy person lashes out at hardworking person with a hobby. NTA

Standing up for yourself and your boundaries.

Protect your property and don’t let family guilt you.

Choosing Spiderman over person’s financial needs – NTA wins ️

Protect your possessions, NTA. Boundaries are important.

NTA stands their ground against freeloading roommate.

Grandpa’s girlfriend is a freeloader. NTA for choosing family.

NTA suggests sentimental item selling, but would they do it?

Protect your comics from Abby, NTA made the right call!

Warning: Spiderman fan may have sticky fingers

Financially relying on a comic book collection?

NTA for refusing to support Abby’s exchange of s*x for money.

Girlfriend oversteps boundaries and issues ultimatum over comic collection

NTA, commenter values sentimental comic book collection over freeloader girlfriend.

Spiderman wins over girlfriend, commenter supports NTA’s decision.

NTA commenter thinks Abby should get a job, not freeload.

Girl’s ungratefulness sparks debate on financial responsibility.

Protecting your property from a Spiderman-obsessed thief

Protect your Star Wars collection from potential sale by sister.

Blamed for financial troubles, but not the a**hole. ‍♀️

Setting boundaries and standing up for yourself.

Spiderman fan chooses independence, commenter approves.

Protect your collection, not worth sacrificing for unsupportive partner.

Protect your Spiderman collection, kick out the TV parasite

Fairness in finances: NTA believes in contribution-based decision making.

Choosing Spiderman over a real person? NTA, says commenter.

Grandfather and Spiderman > Lazy, entitled freeloader. NTA

Don’t underestimate comics – they deal with real world issues

Choosing family over roommate sparks debate about responsibility

When your roommate takes ‘Netflix and chill’ too seriously

Choosing Spiderman over a stranger: sentimental or selfish?

International student accused of freeloading, NTA suggests eviction.

College expenses: Who’s really paying for her choice?

NTA calls out lazy roommate and warns to protect comics

Spiderman comics hold sentimental value, NTA for not sharing.

Last Updated on February 18, 2024 by Diply Social Team