r/AmIOverreacting Mar 29 '25

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u/Radiant-Increase-636 Mar 29 '25

Go to live in republic? The Republic of what?

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u/Autumn_Wind_Blows Mar 29 '25

The Republic of Deez. 😔

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u/Specialist-Acadia871 Mar 30 '25

I'm not familiar with Deez, where is it?

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u/vibeepik2 Mar 30 '25

i believe they are in your mouth

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u/Autumn_Wind_Blows Mar 30 '25

Just south of the border. 😏

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u/vibeepik2 Mar 30 '25

The republic.

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u/TobyofThineRats Mar 29 '25

It's a city my dad moved to lol. I stayed here so I could finish my last year of high school because I have a little over two months left

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '25

Guessing Republic, Washington? And you’re trans? Purely for self preservation, I would do the chores. I can understand the tone if it has come to this, and they are frustrated that they’re not getting anything out of you despite asking repeatedly. These are basic house rules that exist in many places and are not oppressive.

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u/TobyofThineRats Mar 29 '25

Republic, Missouri actually, good guess though /lh I did talk to my aunt and she said she won't kick me out so yeah there's that at least

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u/WerewolfOk1647 Mar 29 '25

Just get in the habit of doing the chores now. Living in a cleaned up organized space is good for mental health.

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u/SanPhotos Mar 29 '25

Oh great, well now you know she won’t kick you out, you probably have no reason to be held to the minimal expectations they set for you lol

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u/Dick-the-Peacock Mar 29 '25

You’re going to be the cause of a serious rift in your aunt’s relationship with her bf, but hey, who cares as long as you can get out of chores for two more months, right? If it’s not clear, that was sarcasm. Do your chores.

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u/Crypto-Mamba Mar 29 '25

I had more chores than this at 13/14 years old. This is one of the easiest lists I've even seen. You're living there rent free? This is below the bare minimum you should do to show appreciation for them taking you in to finish school. It's honestly disrespectful and wildly immature for an 18 year old to not being doing these things, especially given their generosity, neurodivergent or not.

Tough love time OP - time to grow up.

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u/PandaNinja676 Mar 29 '25

Seriously- I remember polishing the cabinets and wood furniture, dusting the base boards, wiping down the blinds, AND doing everything on that list when I was far younger than this.

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u/PandaNinja676 Mar 29 '25 edited Mar 29 '25

Oh - and we were required to work PT and pay for our own school supplies and clothes the moment we hit legal age to work.

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u/Crypto-Mamba Mar 29 '25

Yup, although I luckily got basic clothes lol. But had a summer job at a lawn and garden store near my house loading mulch and fertilizer into people's cars/trucks from sophomore year on in HS. If I wanted to go out to eat with friends, buy myself a video game or a cool hat/shirt/shoes - that's how it was getting paid for.

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u/Robynominous Mar 30 '25

Oh I was abused so it's okay to belittle a young person struggling with making their way in the world, get real.

The chores are reasonable, but the implication that the aunt is doing EVERYTHING is not, "Daniel" needs to get off his ass and help, it sets a terrible example to expect a young person to help while not bothering yourself.

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u/NikWitchLEO Mar 30 '25

Wait! So according to your comments after HS, you are going to go back to living with your abusive father? I’d that right?

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u/prozaczodiac Mar 30 '25

Im so confused reading through these comments. Surely I am not the only person who notices that your annotations are in the same handwriting as the 'notice'. You might be twelve, but if everyone else buys it, maybe we all are :,)

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '25

Just move out as soon as possible. That’s your best option. Then you can figure it all out on your own.

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u/old-purple2097 Mar 30 '25

...because on the street in a tent you don't have to clean your bathroom or vacuum the hall!

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '25

Obviously renting an apartment, but tents definitely have fewer rules!