Student Takes Dream Apartment Over Homeless Family – Justified or CRUEL?!

Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy tale of housing drama that’ll have you on the edge of your seat! Meet our protagonist, a 26-year-old woman who’s been through the wringer – an abusive ex, identity theft, evictions, and even homelessness. But just when she thought she’d found her dream townhouse, a new twist emerges! The building’s been sold, and everyone’s getting the boot. Our girl’s been offered a new place, but her neighbor, a single mom with three kids, is calling her an a**hole for taking it! Is she really the villain here, or is she just trying to keep a roof over her head? Let’s dive in and find out! ‍♀️

A Townhouse to Call Home

⚖️ Fighting for a Fresh Start ⚖️

The Pain of Homelessness

Meet the Neighbor: Single Mom Struggles

Catfishing for Cash

Poorly Trained Pups & Neglected Pets

Evictions & Criminal Records: Moving Woes

️ Surprise! Building Sold & Tenants Kicked Out ️

A New Apartment Opportunity Arises

Neighbor’s Fury: “You’re an A**hole!”

Splitting the Space: A Reasonable Request?

Four in One Bedroom? No Thanks!

Torn Between Empathy & Self-Preservation

❓ AITA for Taking the Apartment? ❓

️ Housing Hullabaloo: Who’s the Real A**hole?

Well, well, well… this housing hullabaloo has got everyone’s p*****s in a twist! Our protagonist, let’s call her ‘Townhouse Tina,’ has been through h**l and back trying to keep a roof over her head. But now, her neighbor ‘Single Mom Sandy’ is calling her out for snagging a new apartment when she’s got nowhere else to go! Sandy even had the audacity to suggest they split the two-bedroom pad, but Tina ain’t having it – she’s got school, work, and a desperate need for some peace and quiet! ‍♀️ Plus, cramming four people into one bedroom? No thanks! So, is Tina really the a**hole for putting her own needs first, or is Sandy just being a salty sally? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this spicy situation! ️

Taking in a roommate who doesn’t pay rent? NTA

Ideal tenant vs problematic homeless family – NTA made right choice!

Reliable tenant chooses dream apartment over homeless family. NTA

Take the apartment and move on. You owe her nothing.

Move into your new place guilt-free

Don’t blame the student for taking her dream apartment

Choose your dream apartment guilt-free, prioritize your own well-being!

INFO: Is it fair to prioritize self over community?

Opportunity presented, take it and thrive. NTA

Avoid a**hole roommate with DUI, rent issues, r**e behavior

Savage comment shuts down homeless family debate. NTA

Chosen for dream apartment over homeless family, NTA ‍♀️

Defending decision to keep dream apartment over manipulative tenant. NTA

Landlord gives apartment to student over homeless family. NTA.

New apartment or homeless family? NTA says keep it.

Taking dream apartment over homeless family, justified? NTA says!

Apartment offer not related to homeless woman’s situation. NTA

Don’t feel guilty for taking your dream apartment. NTA

Not obligated to help homeless family. Self-care is important.

Ghosting entitled neighbor lady. NTA

Landlord’s choice, victim of fraud. NTA. Don’t get involved.

You’re NTA, don’t blame yourself for her predicament.

Landlord not obligated to rent to homeless family. NTA

Don’t be a victim, don’t move in with a scammer!

Choosing your life vs helping others. NTA’s dilemma.

Confused Redditor questions the validity of the post with sarcasm

Choosing to be homeless or choose to change?

Landlord’s responsibility or not? NTA thinks so

Student defends taking dream apartment over homeless family – NTA.

Self-preservation is key. NTA for choosing to live solo.

Self-care is important, cut off negative energy.

Landlord’s offer to student justified. Jackie’s assumptions unfounded. NTA

NTA takes dream apartment over homeless family. Harsh or fair?

Choose safety over guilt. You’re not responsible for her choices.

Fraudulent neighbor loses apartment, commenter supports decision.

Taking a dream apartment doesn’t make you NTA

Landlord’s decision, NTA says it all

Compassionate advice on helping the homeless without risking your home

Clear NTA. Just say no, move on to new place.

Taking the apartment over homeless family – justified or cruel?

Take the apartment offer, guilt fades and you have priorities

You’re in the clear, but landlord may not be sympathetic

Respectful refusal to share apartment with homeless family, practical advice.

Taking the apartment and not looking back

Putting yourself first is justified, according to this NTA comment.

Enjoy your new apartment and peace, NTA

Not the a****e, not your problem

Congrats on the new apartment! Landlord chose you fairly.

Take the apartment, you deserve it! NTA

You declined, she can’t expect a 2nd offer. NTA

Don’t give in to her, NTA!

Defending choice to take dream apartment over irresponsible neighbor.

No obligation to solve neighbor’s problems, NTA for taking apartment.

Housing proposal violates local code, no justification for cruelty

Don’t be a victim of a scam, move in and move on

Accept the gracious offer and move forward. NTA.

Don’t share the apartment and NTA. Good advice

Landlord called first, NTA for taking dream apartment.

Student chooses dream apartment over homeless family – justified?

Don’t let a so-called friend drag you down. Take it!

Take the apartment and ignore further communication from her.

Don’t let your ex ruin your credit again. NTA

Setting boundaries is healthy, not mean.

Don’t feel guilty. Neighbor is responsible for her own situation.

Don’t let her guilt trip you, you’re not the a**hole

Last Updated on March 31, 2024 by Diply Social Team