Living in a house with enough rooms but still having to share one with your twin might seem like a plot from a sitcom, but for our two protagonists, it’s a real-life drama. Meet our 14-year-old heroines, the outgoing Social Butterfly and her introverted counterpart, Old TV Shows Lover. Stuck in a four-bedroom house with their parents, these twins are battling for their own space. But with a guest room occupied 10 days a year and dad’s office used twice a week, is their fight justified? Let’s dive into their story… ️♀️
The House Layout: A Tale of Four Rooms
The Twin Sisters: A Study in Contrast ♀️
The Long-Standing Request: A Plea for Space
Quarantine Quarrels: A Battle for Territory
The Tension Rises: Sisters at Odds
The Room: A Cramped Coexistence
The Argument: A Clash of Needs ️
Parents’ Perspective: A Stand for Space
The Retort: A Battle of Entitlements
The Counter-Argument: A Question of Reason
The Aftermath: A Lockdown and a Google Search ️
The Family Reaction: Disappointment and Disapproval
The Dilemma: A Question of Right and Wrong
The Final Word: A Plea for Understanding
A Tale of Twins, Tensions, and Too Little Space: The Verdict ️
In a world where space is a luxury, our two teenage protagonists find themselves in a peculiar predicament. Despite living in a four-bedroom house, they’re crammed into one room, leading to a family feud of epic proportions. With an office used twice a week and a guest room occupied 10 days a year, their plea for personal space seems justified. But are they right? Or are they just ungrateful teens? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this family drama…
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NTA. Just bunk together when guests are there ️
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NTA, you both deserve your own space to grow and relax
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NTA. Parents prioritize guests over their own children.
NTA. Parents prioritize guests over their own children
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NTA. Prioritize those living in the home over potential guests ️
NTA: Unnecessary conflict caused by parents’ decision to force sharing.
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NTA, teenagers need their own space. Suggesting practical solution.
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Mom’s crafts in office, shared room for guests. NTA
NTA. Claim your space and show your parents who’s boss!
Parents should provide fair solutions for bedroom space.
Suggest combining office and guest room to solve bedroom space issue!
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Fair point! Siblings sharing rooms is a common family arrangement
Wanting privacy and space is okay . Consider discussing guest room options
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Parents being selfish AF with guest room. NTA.
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NTA. Share the guest room and have privacy the rest.
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“Googling nursing home with bunk beds”
Claim your space! NTA. Assert yourself and embrace the guest room!
NTA. Communicate with your parents and sister to find resolution
Gradually take over the guest room to claim your space ️
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Parents should prioritize your needs, not guests. You’re NTA
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Creative solution for teen twins’ bedroom dilemma!
Savage comeback to googling nursing homes with bunk beds
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NTA suggests practical solutions for bedroom space, calls parents ‘bougie AHs’
NTA: Share this post with your parents to open their eyes
Mom of twins defends OP, calls parents small-minded. Sister’s hilarious!
