Wife REFUSES to Let Ex Stay the Night – Even for Dying Cat’s Last Wish!

Picture this: you’ve been divorced for a year, and your ex-husband suddenly wants to spend the night at your house to say goodbye to the cat he left behind. The cat is now sick, and it’s time to put her to sleep. You’ve moved on and have a new partner, so having your ex spend the night is definitely not ideal. You try to offer alternative solutions, but your ex insists on staying at your home. Is it really about the cat, or is there something else going on? Let’s dive into this emotional rollercoaster of a story and find out!

Divorce Dilemma ‍♀️

Furry Family Members

Cat Abandoned

The Call

Unexpected Request

New Love

Alternative Solution

Too Stressful?

Limited Goodbye

Cat’s History

Divorce Agreement

Real Reason? ‍♀️

Financial Support

Too Stressful, Again?

Ex Wants a Sleepover: Feline Farewell or Ulterior Motive?

Our protagonist, a 35-year-old woman, finds herself in a tricky situation when her ex-husband asks to spend the night at her house to say goodbye to their sick cat. The cat, which was supposed to go with him after their divorce, is now facing the end of her life. The woman, who has a new partner, tries to offer alternative solutions, but her ex insists on staying at her home. He claims that taking the cat to his place would be too stressful for her. Is this really about the cat, or is there something else going on? ️‍♀️ Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

Ex’s entitlement over ex-wife’s home denied. NTA wins!

Ex wants to stay over but refuses cat responsibility

Ex neglects cat, now wants to stay? NTA, stand firm

Set boundaries and say no. Don’t let emotional manipulation win.

Trust your gut feeling, better safe than sorry

Ex’s presence likely stressful for cat. NTA for protecting home.

Ex’s behavior is suspicious, NTA for not letting him stay.

Ex’s request to stay over denied, respecting new relationship.

Protecting your home and belongings, NTA comment is justified.

Red flags raised as wife refuses ex unmonitored access. NTA.

NTA! Multiple options given, he’s being unreasonable.

Compassionate NTA stands firm against entitled ex’s unreasonable request

Ex’s dying cat, spare room, and amicable divorce – to let or not?

Stand your ground, don’t waste time on whining ex. NTA

Setting boundaries with entitled ex – NTA

NTA stands up for his house and sets a reasonable compromise.

Standing up for your home and boundaries is important. NTA

Ex wants to stay the night for dying cat, NTA says no.

A heartless comment with a sexist undertone.

Heartfelt comment about pet passing and difficult decisions.

Reasonable compromise offered for dying cat’s last wish. NTA

Compassionate compromise for dying cat’s last wish. NTA

Setting boundaries is not being a jerk. #NotTheA**hole

Compassionate comment acknowledges offer of sympathy but respects boundaries.

Setting boundaries with an ex: NTA for prioritizing your comfort

Heartwarming NTA comment about a lucky cat’s final years.

Is jealousy the reason behind his request to stay over?

Choose an option or not be there. NTA. Cat condolences.

Ex’s entitlement to stay after dumping cat on OP is outrageous. NTA

Divorced husband wants dying cat to stay but NTA for refusing ‍♀️

Just say no! NTA for refusing ex’s bizarre request.

Ex wants to put her in a hotel? NTA smells fishy

User refuses to let ex stay overnight with the cat, calls it unreasonable. NTA

Clear-cut response to entitled ex. You owe him nothing.

Petty but technically correct comment supports OP’s decision. NTA

Compassionate NTA offers reasonable option for grieving ex’s dying pet

Ex’s dying cat used as an excuse to be inconsiderate? NTA.

NTA refuses ex’s request to stay the night for dying cat

Ex demands to stay over for dying cat, NTA stands firm.

Set boundaries: NTA tells ex to say goodbye to dying cat.

Ex disregarded cat’s well-being, OP NTA for setting boundaries

Ex upset over dying cat, but NTA for setting boundaries

Ex can say goodbye to the cat without spending the night. NTA.

Ex’s dying cat doesn’t give him a free pass. NTA.

Ex declines options, wants to snoop around. You’re NTA.

Ex-husband’s last wish for dying cat denied. NTA.

Ex wants to kick out NTA from own house. Audacity!

Ex-husband tries to guilt trip wife into letting him stay. NTA.

Ex-abandoned cat for 26 years, expects sympathy for dying wish? NTA.

User finds it absurd that the ex wants to stay with the cat and offers to put the wife up in a hotel. NTA.

Cat’s comfort comes first. NTA for not letting ex stay.

27??!!! Impressive. NTA for denying unreasonable request. RIP kitty

Compassionate comment defends letting dying cat visit ex’s home. NTA

Ex’s dying cat can’t justify his entitlement to her house. NTA

27-year-old cat? Mind-blowing! OP NTA for denying ex’s request.

Ex requests to spend a night with the cat he left

Compassionate comment offers support and understanding for emotional situation.

Ex’s request to stay the night for dying cat is unreasonable

Exes and houses don’t mix. NTA made the right call.

Ex’s unreasonable request for overnight stay prompts suspicion. NTA.