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: I'm 21, and am currently freelancing while living at home. I have never really had a good relationship with my parents (mom + stepdad), but after a very difficult internship abroad + breakup, I'm struggling with some mental health issues. My parents said they're okay with me taking my time to find my footing, which I'm very thankful for, and that I can stay with them as long as I need. I have projects ongoing fairly consistently and make decent money that I either re-invest into upgrading my computer for new projects, or saving for the future. I do help a bit around the house and more when asked, though truthfully I could be doing more if I managed my depression and time better.

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I don't like children, never have and never will. I find them slightly disgusting, and very annoying. I never wanted children of my own, and I grew up as an only child.

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My mom is currently 4 months pregnant with my stepdads child. She brought up today that she's upset that she can't rely on me for help in the future with the baby and that she wishes I cared about her and her needs since she's doing me a huge favour by letting me stay at the house (slightly rephrased, because I couldn't remember how she originally said it.) Basically, she called me selfish for not wanting to help with the baby.

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I have no problem picking up more weight in other areas of the housework, like cleaning (although we have a cleaning lady) and feeding the cats, but I specifically do not want anything to do with the baby. I don't want to see/touch/interact with the baby. Again, I do not have a good relationship with my parents after years of emotional abuse and see this new person as an extension of *their* family, which I have never felt a part of. My bio-dad is not in the picture.

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So, AITA for not wanting anything to do with my mothers new child, despite the fact that they're letting me stay rent-free in their house while I figure my life out a bit?

not being excited/involved in my mothers baby