Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Perhaps OP I’d drunk? This is such an overreaction to a two week visit at a shared property.
You don't understaaaand!! They are squatting, they went "en masse"!
Anonymous wrote:I am glad that in this time of divisiveness and we uncertainty, we can all come together around this one issue and agree, across all races, genders, religions, and political leanings, that OP is crazy.
Anonymous wrote:Perhaps OP I’d drunk? This is such an overreaction to a two week visit at a shared property.

Anonymous wrote:There are 50 other weeks in the year. Pick some of those. This is not an issue.
OP, when your sister breaks down your door in the middle of the night while you're sleeping and shoots you multiple times until you're dead, THAT will be unfair. THEN come talk to us.[/quote
Wtf ? That certainly escalated quickly.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Look in the mirror op
Anonymous wrote:My husband and his siblings jointly own a property in a state where none of them live. BIL is a teacher,
As is his wife, and just decided to bring their kids to the shared space for First two weeks Of
Summer. Our family would have loved to be there, but we couldn’t because they were camped out.
SIL texted a picture of their kid frolicking at the property to my husband who is SEETHING that his brother is so aggressive and inconsiderate with his usage of th e shared property.
Maybe you could have checked in with your siblings before decamping with your family?! Would that be too much to ask? Or, maybe SIL, don’t taunt your husband’s brother with YOUR family enjoying the property when you don’t even ASk before you all just take over?
I’m so upset for my husband, who has a long and fraught relationship with said brother, and have to vent somewhere.
Anonymous wrote:OP here.
They didn’t even ask before showing up. Yes, we were slow on the uptake if weeks (we are busy) but who just shows up at a shared property for two weeks and then sends pictures bragging about amazing it is. It is shared space and they should have at least sent a text or email asking if it was cool
For their family to use the property.
You don’t have the backstory. BIL is historically and categorically aggressive over the shared property. He acts and thinks of it as his own private home. Is it too much to ask that he and his family give a heads up to siblings before they go em masse?
It’s not passive aggressive. It’s aggressive. He wants the property and he is squatting.
Anonymous wrote:You said your husband would have loved.to be there right now. So why didn't he say something weeks ago? Or was he also just planning to go down without clearing it.
Anonymous wrote:I am glad that in this time of divisiveness and we uncertainty, we can all come together around this one issue and agree, across all races, genders, religions, and political leanings, that OP is crazy.
Anonymous wrote:OP here.
They didn’t even ask before showing up. Yes, we were slow on the uptake if weeks (we are busy) but who just shows up at a shared property for two weeks and then sends pictures bragging about amazing it is. It is shared space and they should have at least sent a text or email asking if it was cool
For their family to use the property.
You don’t have the backstory. BIL is historically and categorically aggressive over the shared property. He acts and thinks of it as his own private home. Is it too much to ask that he and his family give a heads up to siblings before they go em masse?
It’s not passive aggressive. It’s aggressive. He wants the property and he is squatting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t think you understand the meaning of “squatting.”
Mm excuse me. They are there for TWO weeks and it just so happens to be the two weeks OP wanted to be there. They just claim the house for themselves. Why should OP have to give.a.heads.up when they would like to use.it?