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Input: Mom lives rent-free with a friend of her family, she's not in *the* best financial situation but she's not struggling either, she could pay rent if she wanted to. I left home at 18 (am 23 now living with my bf of 6 years). She helps us a ton, she's a great person I just wish she wasn't so impulsive so she wouldn't be in this situation right now.

She's not paying rent but the house owner is an old lady we all thought was sweet before (offered mom a place to live to get back on her feet and never said she expected anything back for it, just that she be there so she wasn't lonely). Turns out she's a bitch to put it lightly and whenever my mom leaves, unless it's to go to work or run this lady's errands, she complains a lot to anyone that will listen and then give my mom attitude. So mom can't visit her bf that lives a couple hours away on the weekends without the lady flipping out, so mom started asking me to stay at her house during the weekends so she would shut up about "always being alone" (which is false she has family and *some* friends that visit everyday and live a few blocks away). I don't like doing this but mom helps me out and so I do.

Yesterday was this lady's birthday and she had a few people there. I went in, said "hi I'm staying the night with bf here in case you need anything, have a good night!" and she was nice enough but the moment I entered my mom's side of the house (they're connected) I heard her say that I'm basically a useless crybaby because I called my boyfriend ONCE to come pick me up because there was a huge frog in the room (it's a tiny 2 room house) and I couldn't stand it. Her friends said she was being harsh and that I seemed lovely but she said "no she's not that great, she'll just leave me alone and what if something happens to meeee". This isn't the first time she's talked shit about me.

This isn't fair because we live 3km away and have gone to stay the night whenever my mom asks for like a year now even with rain, or in the cold, and even if we have to take a 20 minute detour because when it rains our bridge gets flooded... We always go and pretend we like her, talk to her and tell her to call us if she needs anything. We even offer to run her errands and stuff so why is she complaining just because one time I got freaked out and left?

I figured "no one's paying me to babysit an ungreatful old hag" and so texted my mom that yesterday would be the last time I stayed there and she could figure something out herself for getting herself in that situation even though everyone told her not to.

I already do my mom favors like take her cat to the vet each week even though it's 3km away from my house and just a few blocks away from hers', and my bf and I groom her dog for free in the summer, and we will fetch her stuff if she's feeling lazy to go out herself. I do anything I can for her so I feel like we're even and I shouldn't have to put up with this bs anymore.

not helping