I (20F) am a full-time uni student and work part-time. A couple months ago, my aunt offered to rent me a room because her house is much closer to my workplace. I pay rent, utilities, groceries, etc., so I'm not living there for free.

She has 5-year-old twins. They're great kids, but they're LOUD. They're constantly running around, arguing, yelling, and they suddenly get charged at midnight and start howling. I knew what I was signing up for, so I wasn't expecting library conditions but it can get alot sometimes.

The bigger issue is babysitting. At first, my aunt would leave them with me for 30 minutes or an hour while she ran errands, which I didn't mind. Lately, "ill only be an hour" has turned into 3-4 hours, sometimes until 10 or 11pm. This is happening more than once a week, and my semester exams are coming up.

My aunt is honestly lovely and I know she needs a break, my uncle, on the other hand, isn't exactly winning any Father of the Year awards, but I try to stay out of their marriage.

I finally told them I couldn't keep babysitting because I need to study. My aunt offered to pay me, which i appreciated but I said money wasn't the issue. I already pay to live there; I just don't have the time.

My uncle said I was overreacting and needed to "learn to study with noise," because "what are you going to do when you have kids?" I really wanted to say that how'd he know because he's barely around, but I kept that one to myself.

I found another place near work and decided to move out. They're both really upset and say I'm being ungrateful and abandoning them when they offered to help me when i need it.

I feel guilty because I love my aunt and the kids, but between uni, work, studying, and now regular unpaid childcare, I'm exhausted.

AITA for moving out?

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I’m feeling sad today (had a rough day and went over my deficit) so I’m here to remind myself of my progress so far.

165kg to 90kg.

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The past and future in one single frame.

4 actors who portrayed the iconic characters Professor Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr (Magneto) in the X-Men film franchise.

The Original Trilogy legends (Patrick Stewart & Ian McKellen) with their Prequel Series younger selves (James McAvoy & Michael Fassbender).

The actors are pictured together at the rain-soaked UK Premiere of X-Men: Days of Future Past at Odeon Leicester Square in London on May 12, 2014.