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Input: It was during the party we had for the 4th of July last year. My family and I had just moved into a new house, so my extended family were curious to see the house. And this is the first house we've lived in that had a second floor so it was exciting for everyone, especially all the small children running around the house.

My room is upstairs, and boy do small kids love to run up some stairs. 

I was sat with my sister and cousin on the stairs that face the door to the backyard so I was just sitting there enjoying the soccer game going on outside when I suddenly see like four children come running towards me and heading upstairs. The first one leading everyone was my small nephew, so I just stopped him and told him they couldn't be upstairs unless I was with them, also mentioning that they shouldn't be running up the stairs because they could potentially hurt themselves. Those stairs are very steep and small.

Anyway, a couple minutes later, my sister comes up to me with my nephew in hand, and he's crying a bit, and she tells me that he only wanted to see my room because he hadn't had a chance to see it yet. I was a bit weirded out but I was like okay. We go upstairs and show him my room and my brother's room, since it's also upstairs. 

Then on the way down my sister says that she's gonna tell our dad what I did. I reacted to this with a wtf in my head because I literally had no idea what I had done. So I ask her what I did. She said that I was being rude to my nephew because I forbade him from going into my room, and that I had treated him horribly. Hearing this made me feel like shit because I love that child to death and would never want to cause him any harm or make him feel bad. 

Long story short, it turned into an even bigger argument than it should've been, shouldn't have even been an argument in the first place honestly but whatever. 

Was I the asshole for not letting him into my room? I do wanna add that kids had already been in my room that day and made a bit of a mess and I was tired of it so it's not like I didn't let them up there for no reason. 

not letting kids into my room