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Input: Recently got a new roommate(wife's longtime friend)because we wanted to help her out. She has pretty strict parents so I figured it would be nice to help her develop outside of her parent's control. Shes 23, is usually polite, and helps around the house. Well not even a month in and she brings her drunk bf and his brother over with no heads up. Then proceeded to kick me(not literally, she just talked shit about sleeping on the couch till I got annoyed)and my brother off the couch(hella comfy) so her bf's brother can sleep there. I wasn't trying to jump to conclusions so I assumed it was some sort or emergency. Well I went to my room and within 5 mins all I can hear is their sexual noises. That's when it kinda ticked me off. 

Only reason I feel like asking here is because my wife told me I was overreacting and "slut shaming her". We never layed down any house rules either, but I didn't think she'd pull something like this. 

So am I the asshole for getting upset over this or...?



getting upset that new roommate brought her bf and bf's brother over at 4:30 am