Picture this: you’re the only one in your friend group without kids and you’ve got a beautiful, adult-oriented home filled with expensive furniture. You invite your friends over for a fancy, adults-only dinner party, and they show up with their kids anyway! Can you imagine the chaos? That’s exactly what happened to our protagonist, who’s fed up with her friends’ disregard for her wishes and her home. Let’s dive into this wild story of uninvited guests, ruined furniture, and setting boundaries.
No Kids, Please!

Not a Kid-Proof Home

Furniture is Expensive!

‘Welcome to Life with Kids’

Adults Only Dinner Party ️

Nine Uninvited Guests

Damage Control

Fixing the Mess

No More Kids, Please! ♀️

Not Amused

Shocked Friends

Update: Setting Boundaries

No Kids Allowed

The Uninvited: A Tale of Disregarded Boundaries
Our protagonist, the only one in her friend group without kids, is tired of her friends bringing their children to her home and causing damage to her expensive furniture. She decides to host an adults-only dinner party, but her friends bring their kids anyway, thinking it’s funny. The aftermath leaves her home in disarray, with scratches on her glass table, stains on her wooden floor, and broken glassware. When a friend later comes over to borrow tools, they bring their kids again, despite our protagonist’s request. Finally fed up, she tells them to leave and find their tools elsewhere. While her friends are shocked by her response, she’s determined to set boundaries and not let them in with kids from now on. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
No kids means no kids. Set boundaries and stick to them

NTA, but be direct and have a serious convo

Friends disrespected boundaries and think it’s funny, nope

Friends disrespectfully brought kids to dinner party despite rules. NTA.

Respectful parent defends host, calls out disrespectful friends. NTA

True friends don’t find your discomfort funny. NTA

Passive aggressive revenge suggestion

Keep being reasonable and find new friends.

Interesting linguistic observation in a NTA comment

Uninvited kids ruin fancy dinner party

Even a parent empathizes with the frustration of ruined party.

Struggling with friends bringing kids to adult party in Netherlands

Childfree friend calls out disrespectful parents for ruining dinner party

Friends’ kids ruin dinner party, commenter calls out their behavior.

Cut ties with disrespectful friends . NTA.

New friends needed! Disrespectful guests ruined adults-only dinner party. NTA

NTA! Send them a bill for damages and get better friends

Hosting adults only party, friends bring kids and destroy house. NTA.

Cutting ties with disrespectful friends is necessary for self-care

Respectful parents understand boundaries and support their child-free friends

Being taken advantage of by so-called friends who can’t control their kids

No kids allowed at dinner party, but guests bring them

No kids allowed, no respect given. They’re not friends. NTA

Parent defends kids causing damage at dinner party

Toxic friends? Time to find new ones!

User calls out ‘users with feral children’ at ruined dinner party

Parent agrees, blames bad behavior on poor parenting skills

Respectful parent calls out AH friends for ruining party

NTA, friends should have controlled their kids and paid for damage.

Angry commenter suggests revenge on friends who ruined dinner party.

Stand up for your boundaries and find out who your real friends are .

NTA: Enforcing boundaries against bullying ‘friends’.

NTA for sending friends away, but YTA for not enforcing boundaries

Parent calls out ‘horrible’ friends for ruining dinner party

No kids allowed means no kids allowed. NTA.

Setting boundaries with kids is important for respectful parenting

Parenting advice from a ‘mom of many’

NTA, firm conversation with friends and send them the bill

Taking responsibility for your kids is important.

Cut off disrespectful friends and meet in public only

Frustrated commenter calls out friends’ parenting skills.

Set firm boundaries and bill for damages caused by kids

NTA. Friends letting kids destroy house and not apologizing

NTA suggests sending friends the bill for broken glass

Savage solution to friends’ unruly kids

Friends with kids ruined child-free dinner party, NTA.

Standing up to entitled friends. NTA.

Childfree comment suggests retaliation and finding new friends

Parent agrees: ‘Kids are f**king annoying.’ Friends were a-holes

Preschool teacher advises OP to cut off disrespectful friends with kids.

NTA demands friends pay for damage caused by their kids

Savage revenge plan involving messy dogs and poop

Child-free dinner party ruined by disrespectful friends.

Friends’ kids destroyed host’s house, she needs to set boundaries.

NTA stands up for herself against disrespectful friends with kids

NTA, entitled parents raise entitled brat children. Enough already!

Uninvited kids ruin dinner party, ‘friends’ envious of home design

Disbelief and skepticism towards the story

No kids allowed! NTA, find new friends

Enforcing boundaries: NTA for sending kids home, YTA for lack of clarity

NTA. Ditch friends & send bill for damaged party

Parent takes responsibility for child’s behavior, suggests consequences. NTA

No kids means no kids, NTA for enforcing boundaries

NTA stands up for herself against unruly dinner guests.

NTA commenter empathizes with host, calls out rude parents.

Bullied by ‘friends’ at dinner party, NTA for invoicing them

Set boundaries, drop friends who disregard them

Setting boundaries is important. NTA for enforcing them

Setting boundaries with friends’ kids

No kids allowed, but friends brought them. NTA, find new friends.

Setting boundaries with child-free events. NTA

No kids means no kids. Find friends that understand boundaries.

Friends’ kids ruin dinner party, commenter supports OP. NTA

Parent sympathizes with host who had ruined dinner party.

Stand your ground! Friends should respect your ‘Adults Only’ party. NTA

Set clear boundaries for friends’ kids at your dinner party

Parents should teach basic boundaries to their kids, NTA.

No kids allowed, but friends brought theirs anyway. NTA.

Bill your ‘friends’ for damages caused by their kids

Damage control tips for dealing with friends’ unruly kids.

Demand payment for damages caused by friends’ kids at party

Childfree OP stands up for herself, earns NTA judgment
