Picture this: your sister and her husband decide to live the nomad life in an RV, hoping to save money for their daughter’s future. But, disaster strikes when their RV gets stolen, leaving them with nothing! They move in with you, your mom, and grandma, taking over your room while you’re stuck on the couch. To make matters worse, your sister’s husband starts using your precious gaming computer for work, and now they want you to leave it behind when you move out! What would you do in this sticky situation?
Nomad Life
Savings Gone
Computer Crisis
Insurance Disappointment
Moving Out
Computer Conflict
Vague Promises
Computer Rescue Mission
Angry Messages
Stuff Left Behind
Decisions, Decisions
Gaming Computer Held Hostage?
Our protagonist’s sister and her family moved in after their RV got stolen, and now they’re staying indefinitely. The sister’s husband has been using our protagonist’s gaming computer for work, but when the protagonist decides to move in with their dad, the family demands they leave the computer behind! They argue that the husband needs it more for work, but our protagonist isn’t too keen on leaving their expensive computer with someone they consider careless. In a daring move, the protagonist sneaks out with the computer, causing a flurry of angry messages from the sister and her husband. ️ Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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Protect your rig and don’t let them take advantage
Don’t let them guilt-trip you into giving away your computer
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Don’t let them guilt trip you. Move on and thrive!
Take your computer and run ♂️
NTA commenter calls out family’s poor financial decisions.
NTA bought the computer. Take it with you
Don’t let anyone guilt you into giving away your belongings. #NTA
Sibling demands computer, commenter warns of further entitlement. NTA
Judgmental comment on RV family’s life decisions.
NTA takes responsibility, doubts BIL’s intentions and questions insurance priorities
NTA points out sister’s scam and distrusts BIL’s intentions
Don’t reward stupidity ♀️ Keep your gaming computer and leave
NTA suggests using insurance money for computer to provide for family.
Escape the toxicity Take the computer without warning.
Defend your gaming computer from entitled family members!
Insurance payout and work priorities. NTA wins the argument!
NTA, but RV life not cheaper than expected. Family struggling financially.
Sister and husband demand gaming computer, but is it fair?
NTA. Suggests alternative solutions for sister’s computer issue. ️
Expensive computer, adult family, and bad financial choices. NTA.
NTA. Take your computer with you. They can buy one cheap.
Savage response to sister’s entitled demand for brother’s computer.
Don’t let your brother take advantage of you. NTAH
Family takes over room and console for work, keep computer.
Stand your ground and don’t let them ruin your computer
OP’s family makes poor decisions, don’t give them your laptop
Irresponsible adult wants child’s computer for work, NTA refuses ♂️
Suggests cheaper alternative for entitled family member’s demands
Don’t give away your computer, prioritize your own needs. NTA.
NTA. Family demands sister’s gaming computer for work
Rent-to-own a laptop, NTA for keeping gaming PC.
Defend your computer! NTA, time to move out
Protect your gaming computer from meddling brother-in-law. ️
NTA struggles to provide sister with work computer alternatives
Replacing essential work equipment should be the priority
BIL too cheap to buy his own computer for work
Clever solution suggested for retrieving sister’s gaming computer.
Setting boundaries with takers is important.
Employer should provide PC, not sister’s responsibility. NTA
Respect boundaries and don’t let them run over you. Hang in there, OP!
Propose a security deposit, ask if they need it for work.
NTA. Solid advice for OP’s future.
Doubts on brother’s intentions. Research sales computer requirements.
Free library computers are an option, NTA for not lending.
Savage response to sibling’s entitled demand for gaming computer
Protect your belongings and say NO to emotional blackmail
Family demands sister’s computer for work, but NTA needs it for school. Random thought: is their RV impounded?
NTA. Don’t let them take advantage of you. ♀️
Don’t feel guilty for not giving in to entitled requests
NTA. Comment suggests prioritizing work computer for family’s sake.
Is the husband’s work really too much for mom’s computer?
Negotiate with dad to secure computer while packing belongings ️
NTA suggests using insurance money for new computer
Stand your ground. Your computer is yours to enjoy
Skeptical commenter questions honesty of brother’s demands for computer.
Questions raised on family’s financial responsibility and priorities.
Entitlement to others’ property is unacceptable. Work for it
Company needs to step up. Time to start adulting
“NTAH” defends sister’s right to keep gaming computer
User questions necessity of powerful computer for work tasks.
Stand your ground, sister. Your computer, your rules.
A suggestion to borrow or buy a cheaper computer instead.
Protect your school work Don’t give it to BIL
Mind your own business and let them figure it out
Stand your ground! It’s your computer, not his playground. ♀️
Sibling seeking advice on retrieving gaming computer from entitled sister.
Stand up for yourself! Take back your computer
Keep your computer, sis! NTA.
Sister offers to lease computer, suggests downgrading RAM and filling hard drive with cat videos to deter brother-in-law.
Don’t give in to entitled family. Take care of yourself!
Stand your ground and keep your computer!
Your belongings are yours. Period. Don’t let anyone bully you.
15-year-old stands up to bullying by entitled family members
NTA. Family lost everything, now wants sister’s computer for work
Take your computer with you or lose it to your brother.
Family’s poor decisions lead to entitlement for sister’s PC
Heartbreaking situation where family prioritizes gaming over work
BIL demands sister’s computer for work, but NTA has schoolwork too
