Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: So, currently, I (a male, 25 years old) live with my younger brother, mother and grandmother in a 4 bedroom house. This is not as uncommon in my country, since people tend to move out of their parents homes really late here. Today we went to see a 3 bedroom apartment for us to move into (since my mom doesn't mind sleeping in the living room), and this is the 5th apartment she and my grandmother went to, but the first one they invited me and my brother to come with and see.

I already knew the building, but never saw the apartments from the inside, and when I saw it, I absolutelly didn't like it. For one, it's really cramped (I didn't feel comfortable walking into it, even with no furniture in it), and for the other, I would be the only one that would have to give up furniture to move there, since not one of the bedrooms can fit my 3 pieces of furniture (bed, PC desk and TV stand).

The thing is: my grandmother loved it. And when I said I didn't, I got treated like I was the most unreasonable person ever. When I voiced my concerns saying that I felt is was a cramped apartment and that none of the bedrooms could fit my furniture, all I received in return was that "You could just get rid of your TV stand", even though I have a need for it.

So, please, give me some outsiders insight. AITA? 

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not liking the potential new house my family is going to rent