By Knittedbirch - 14/11/2016 02:36

Today, my mom volunteered me to house-sit for one of her friends. This lady has texted me over ten times in less than 24 hours, called me unreasonable for not dropping jury duty to meet with her, and has messaged my mom multiple times to complain about me. My mom already said I would do this for free. FML
I agree, your life sucks 11 710
You deserved it 1 685

Same thing different taste

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mariri9206 32

Just back out. Tell your mom's friend "I'm sorry but, not only did I not agree to this yet, I'm actually unable to house-sit for you right now, unfortunately. Maybe, next time you need a house sitter, we can work out a deal. " You have no obligation to house-sit for them - you didn't say you'd do it. Your mom did and, until you confirm and agree to, it's not for sure. Also, there's no legal obligation for you to house sit, either, as you'd be getting nothing out of it and for it to be legally binding in any way, it needs to benefit you as well as her.

Well, one problem can be solved by using the block function, but that was unfair of your mother to do that without your consent.

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If you're old enough for jury duty, you are old enough to tell your mom house sitting is not happening.

That's when you say, Bye bitch, and walk out. I'd rather take a punishment from my parent than put up with that crap.

TheyCallMeDamien 17

If you're doing jury duty, then you're not a child. The only person who can punish you is the judge who hands down the sentence. Everything else requires your capitulation, or it's some type of felony.

Tell that knitted bitch to sit on it. (Your mom's friend, not your mom. It's too close to Christmas to be pissing off a giver of presents.)

Filing a restraining order against her could be interesting

Shay_Shay97 23

So let me get this straight. Not only do you have to put up with a boatload of dumb shit, but you're not even getting paid? Honestly, unless you're trying to be a Good Samaritan or something, I'd just say "Nah, **** it" and just quit. That's way too much work for so little payoff.

How old are you? Does your mom make a habit of "selling your services" without your consent?

It's not even selling OPs services is volunteering them. OP wouldn't be getting paid

my2centsworth 15

I believe your mom needs to fulfill the obligation she created by making this agreement.

If you can't set boundaries and learn to say, "No. " then YDI