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…
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Last Updated on March 7, 2024 by Diply Social Team
