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Input: She’s using nail polish to decorate her crafts. Her work station is in the same room as my computer, and I really don’t want to breathe the fumes in because they’re literally toxic and just not pleasant to breathe in. I would move, but my computer is a desktop and I would have to lug the entire thing (including the desk) into my room. I’m considering doing that, but I don’t want to be chased out of “my area” and holed up in my room all day (I use the computer for everything). She’s already taken over another room in our house which I have no problem with, but I’d wish she’d use that room or her bedroom to paint. I asked her if she could paint somewhere else, but she said she could only paint there (despite having a desk in her room). She said she’d open the windows, but it still smells really strong when she paints. The entire upstairs smells like nail polish now (the room I’m talking about is an open room) even with the fan on. The fan is pretty small though, and only one window is open, so after I’m done posting this I’ll open up more windows and turn on our other fans. But I want to ask her to move again, because I don’t think it’s fair of her to chase me out of my area when the fumes are harmful and she has other options. WIBTA for trying to force her to move?

btw, I’m 17 and she’s 18, and we live with our parents. A couple of months ago she used a super strong toxic glue to make something, and when I asked her to do it somewhere else she blew up on me, so I’m hesitant to start another fight if I’m in the wrong.

tl;dr: sister is painting with toxic nail polish near me and won’t move. I can’t really move and the polish is stinking up the entire second floor. WIBTA for forcing her to move?

asking sister to use nail polish elsewhere