Woman REFUSES to Let Cousin Use Family Home for FREE Wedding

Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy family drama on our hands. Meet our 28-year-old gay protagonist, the daughter of a single mom who dared to defy her conservative Christian family. Grandpa wasn’t too thrilled about the teen pregnancy or the whole “being gay” thing, leading to a major family fallout. But wait, there’s more! A surprise inheritance, a coveted summer house, and a wedding venue showdown. Will our leading lady stand her ground or cave to family pressure? Let’s dive in and find out!

️‍ The Black Sheep’s Daughter

Teen Mom Drama

Grandpa’s Ultimatum

️ Fond Childhood Memories

Tragedy Strikes

Surprise Inheritance

Family Feud Erupts

Wedding Bells Ring

‍♀️ No Freebies Here

‍♀️ Family Ties Cut

Family Feud Over Summer House Wedding Venue

Well, well, well… looks like this family drama just got turned up a notch! Our gay protagonist inherited the family summer house and turned it into a booming AirBnB business. But her estranged family is NOT happy about being charged to use the property for a cousin’s wedding. They’re calling her an a-hole, but is she really in the wrong here? I mean, they basically cut ties with her and her mom years ago… ‍♀️ So, what does the internet think about this sizzling summer house showdown? Grab your popcorn, because the tea is about to be spilled!

Your home, your rules. No guilt needed.

Compromise by charging half or bill them 100% like others

Unpopular opinion but soft YTA. Small gesture would have helped.

Inherit family home, refuse cousin’s wedding: villain or business savvy?

Respectful Airbnb owners deserve payment for wedding venue services.

Family traditions clash with cousin’s dream – grandma’s fault?

Redditor calls out OP for being the a**hole in wedding dispute.

Polite refusal of family wedding request with business-like demeanor

Family demands free wedding venue from estranged cousin. NTA refuses.

Uncovering the true purpose of grandma’s house

Cousin’s indirect request for free wedding venue backfires

Take no crap, sip ‘my house, my rules’ coffee, and smile

NTA comment celebrates karma with a sarcastic emoji face

NTA. Freebies lead to entitlement. Book it like everyone else.

NTA. Cousin wants free wedding at your expense. Unreasonable move.

Family drama, a house, and a wedding. NTA wins.

Setting boundaries with entitled relatives. NTA.

Stick to your guns! Your property, your rules.

Offer different weekend for wedding or discount, no obligation otherwise

Grandmother gifted property as inheritance, charge family for wedding venue.

Fair point, repairing the family home doesn’t equal free weddings

Family drama avoided as commenter stands up for themselves

NTA. OP explains why renting the house for free is not feasible.

Curious commenter asks about relevance of OP’s sexuality

NTA, consequences of hate: OP’s family branch won’t share vacation home.

Taking a stand against entitled family members. NTA

Setting a precedent can cause issues with future requests. NTA.

Charging for family property? NTA, it’s your income source. Cutting a discount is optional.

Estranged family members have no right to property, NTA

No free passes for strangers, you’re NTA here

Stand firm, it’s your house. Pay up or stay away

Family asks for free wedding venue, commenter suggests discounted rate

Family drama as commenter questions cousin’s past behavior

Generous compromise suggested for family wedding at personal property.

Your house, your rules. NTA!

Family wants free wedding venue, but it’s not their property ‍♀️

Family didn’t care before, don’t let them use you now

Both parties are reasonable. OP has the right to decide.

Family members only contact you when they need something, NTA

Don’t let entitled family members take advantage. NTA

Curious about family’s sudden interest in deceased mother’s home

Soft ESH verdict with advice for OP to consider family relationships.

Summer cabin turned Airbnb, ESH for family conflict and miscommunication

You’re not the a**hole for refusing entitled family’s request

Take a chance, extend an olive branch and gain a bigger family.

Family only matters when it’s convenient for them

Being right doesn’t always mean being kind. NTA

Grandma knew what she was doing. Your house, your rules

Unclear family dynamics make it hard to judge this situation

NTA. They only contacted you to use your property

Setting boundaries to avoid entitled family members. NTA

Your house, your rules. Family is about emotional support ❤️

NTA. They demanded, not asked. Treat them as strangers and be cautious

Blood isn’t everything. NTA for not letting strangers use home.

Legally yours, they can kick rocks. NTA

NTA. Don’t let others take advantage of your finances

Legally yours, no obligation. Blood relatives are not family always.

Bigots expect free wedding venue from barely-known cousin? NTA wins.

Generosity can be a good thing, even if you’re NTA

Compromise suggested for booked wedding date, NTA according to commenter.

Wedding venue owner is NTA for not letting cousin use property.

Stand your ground! Your aunt has no right to dictate.

Don’t let entitled family members guilt you into anything

Family cuts her off, then wants free wedding venue? NTA ‍♀️

Family assumes free wedding venue, gets upset when denied. NTA

Boundaries set for entitled cousin trying to use your house

Family isn’t entitled to free wedding venue, NTA

No obligation to let cousin’s wedding, they were passive participants

Stand your ground! Your cousin can rent a venue.

You’re not obligated to let them use your home for free

Fair point about mutual inheritance rights

Don’t disown family and then command them when convenient

Grandma’s house: NTA for refusing free wedding, offer 20% discount

Hosting a free wedding for strangers? NTA for saying no

NTA, family only wants to use property, not get to know you

Inheritance turned business, family wants free wedding. NTA.

User suggests compromise and jokes with pop culture reference. NTA.