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Input: We'll set the scene here. Last night at around 6:00 PM, my girlfriend gets a text from her sister asking if she can babysit her niece. Immediately my girlfriend agrees (we had just babysat her probably 4-5 days ago as well, which I didn't really mind). She's asking if my girlfriend can babysit from 7 to 7 (12 hours total for those who don't want to do the math), and my girlfriend tells me (not asks me, TELLS ME) that I'm coming along too. Her sister has no food in the house, and will likely not be paying my girlfriend for this, which we don't normally care about because she's family. I have slept about 4 hours due to issues with my insomnia (which she is aware of). She is currently at her sister's house, pissed off that I don't want to come. I get that she doesn't want to be alone all day babysitting her niece, but I wasn't the one who was asked, and she just assumed I would do it. She's calling me and sending me angry texts because I won't come over right this second to help her. AITA?

not wanting to babysit my sister in law's infant child