Roommate’s Gf’s Kid in My Bed: AITA for Kicking Her Out?

Returning home after work, I found a young child in my bed. The roommate’s girlfriend had put her there. I asked her to move to the vacant bed in the kids’ room. My roommate wasn’t happy and suggested I sleep in the child’s bed instead. I refused. Am I the a**hole for expecting respect for my space? Read on for more details about the situation, my thoughts, and my roommate’s reaction to my request.

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Respecting each other’s personal space is crucial in any living arrangement. However, the boundaries can blur when it comes to guests. A Reddit user came home to find their roommate’s girlfriend’s child sleeping in their bed, which resulted in a confrontation between the two. Despite having another bed available, the roommate was upset that the child was asked to move. The situation escalated quickly, leading the Reddit user to question if they were in the wrong. The post has gained attention from over 500 strangers, but who do you think is in the right? Read on to find out more and share your thoughts in the comments below.

Get a lock and keep entitled people out

Roommate’s GF’s kid falls asleep in OP’s bed: NTA for kicking her out.

Setting boundaries with kids can be tough , NTA for enforcing them

Roommate’s GF’s kid took over my bed: NTA for kicking her out.

Creepy situation avoided thanks to OP’s actions ‍♂️

Roommate’s GF’s kid in my bed: NTA for kicking her out, and hilarious response!

Roommate’s entitled GF and kid: NTA, need new place

Respect matters: Kicking out GF’s kid from your bed. #NTA

You’re not the a**hole for wanting your personal space

Putting a child in an uncomfortable situation: not cool

One bed rule: NTA for kicking roommate’s GF’s kid out.

Respect your space NTA for setting boundaries.

Roommate’s GF’s kid in OP’s bed: clear NTA, absurd suggestion.

Setting boundaries with roommates: NTA for enforcing them.

Roommate’s GF’s kid in OP’s bed: NTA for kicking out

Roommate’s GF’s kid in OP’s bed: Commenter suspects ulterior motives

Protect your space NTA for setting boundaries

Set boundaries, sleep soundly

Don’t feel guilty, you’re NTA for kicking out kid.

Roommate’s GF’s kid in my bed: NTA for setting boundaries

Roommate’s friend in my bed: NTA for kicking him out ️

Lock your door! NTA for kicking GF’s kid out.

Kid kicked out of bed: NTA, and apparently the kid agrees

Set boundaries and get a lock for your door

Standing up for personal space. NTA in this scenario.

NTA for kicking out roommate’s GF’s kid from your bed

Protective and practical: NTA for kicking out dangerous situation!

Roommate’s girlfriend’s kid in OP’s bed; roommate is TA

NTA for kicking out roommate’s GF’s child from your bed ‍♂️

Stand up for yourself!

Secure your room with a and avoid future conflicts.

Respect your boundaries: NTA for kicking out roommate’s GF’s kid

Grandkids only allowed in bed, NTA for kicking out roommate’s GF’s kid

Secure your space NTA for setting boundaries.

Agreed! Random kid in your bed is a big no-no ‍♂️

Clarifying the living situation with multiple kids

Setting boundaries: ️ Don’t let someone else’s child invade your space.

Creative solution or inappropriate advice?

Personal space matters ️

Agreement with a touch of confusion: NTA, but what happened?

Clear judgement: Not the a**hole for kicking out kid.

Secure your space! NTA for setting boundaries.

Not the a**hole for kicking out roommate’s girlfriend’s kid

Not the a**hole for kicking out roommate’s girlfriend’s kid

Setting boundaries: NTA for kicking out roommate’s GF’s kid.

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Stand your ground! NTA for demanding respect.

Get a lock : NTA for kicking out roommate’s guest.

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Roommate’s GF’s kid in OP’s bed: confusion over sleeping arrangements

NTA for kicking out the roommate’s GF’s kid.

Roommate’s GF’s kid in OP’s bed, NTA for kicking out.

Curious about the situation: How many kids were involved?

Commenter calls out bullying in NTA situation

No a-hole here! But what happened next?

Respect is key NTA for setting boundaries

Setting boundaries: NTA for kicking out roommate’s girlfriend’s kid.

Protect your space and buy a lock to avoid disrespect

Feeling unwelcome?

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No kids policy, no problem ‍♂️

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Respect your space . NTA for setting boundaries.

Commenter acknowledges NTA verdict but criticizes original post’s fairness.

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Roommate’s GF’s kid in OP’s bed: NTA for kicking her out