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Input: My boyfriend and I have a 6 mo old baby. When I was pregnant I told him we needed to move as we currently were in a 1-bedroom apartment and the baby needed her own  room. When we were viewing a 2-bedroom apartment, he mentioned that perhaps sometimes his son (who is 18 and at the time unemployed) could come stay with us sometimes. I told him we could think about it AFTER we moved and the baby came, once I saw how I adjusted to the baby. I never planned on having children and, honestly, when we got together I thought I would never have to deal with his son coming to stay since he is overage and lived with his mother. I figured he would stay a couple nights with us sometimes, this is what I was told.

So, I have had the baby and my bfs has not got a new job or a better apartment for us. We make it work because we have to. But now he wants his son to come stay with us at times because he is having disagreements with his stepfather and the mother won't step in. This was one thing when he stayed a night or two. Lately he comes to stay indefinitely, this last time with literally 10 mins notice. My boyfriend will not tell me when he's leaving, he just says "He'll want to go home soon anyways" because (since we don't have a spare bedroom) he has to sleep on our living room futon and we have to keep our 3 cats in the living room now since the baby is in the bedroom. 

Here is where my big problem comes in. We have one working car ATM and I can't drive it bc it's a manual. I am stuck in the house with the baby all day. I love my baby, but I never planned on having kids and it takes a lot out of me. The ONLY thing I have for myself right now is playing video games. It is the only thing keeping me sane some days. Our old TV took a shit right after we bought a new one and now the new TV is out in the living room. It is too big to bring back into our bedroom and since my bf sleeps in all the time he doesn't want it there anyways. 

I only get early mornings to myself, the rest of the day is full of the baby. She will only sleep with me bc I breastfeed (we are trying to fix this), if we are out of milk I have to bring out the boob and through the day pump for bottles. So this leaves me quarantined in our bedroom all day. I have to go back there to feed the baby and pump bc my bf is so weird about me having my boobs out in front of anyone. I have to go back to put her down to nap. I'm ALWAYS with her back there since she's always eating and napping. So my solution before was in the early morning when I'm awake from feeding the baby, I would play games in the living room and the baby stayed asleep with him in the bedroom. But since his son came to stay, now he says it's not fair for me to go into the living room to play games and wake his son up at 7-10 AM. I feel like these are totally reasonable times, my bf says "Not if he went to bed at 3 pm!" I went to bed at 3 PM too and I'm awake. I feel like I'm not asking for him to wake up at 4 AM, it's a reasonable time and if he wants to stay here he can get up when I do or figure out how to sleep through it. I would never stay on someone's couch and expect them to hide in their bedroom until noon bc I stayed up late. 

This morning I got up and went out to play at 6:30 AM. The baby started waking and I went back to settle her. I got back up and went back out at 7, Stepson had exited my paused game to turn on SpongeBob (which he leaves running all night), turned the fan back on in our already freezing house that I had turned off, and gone back to sleep.

Reddit, AITA for thinking his son should work around our schedule and I shouldn't have to be sequestered in my bedroom all day bc my bf thinks his 18-year-old son should be able to sleep until noon?

thinking if my bf's son stays with us, he should wake up when I do