How could someone possibly feel bad for proving they owned their own house?
Well, I’ll tell you what, friends, we live in a strange world…
And a young woman took to Reddit’s “Am I the A**hole?” page to ask if she was a jerk for doing just that.
Let’s see what happened.
AITA for proving I’m the owner of my home?
“I [20f] was fortunate enough to buy a house.
For only being 15k, I have to say its quite nice. It didn’t really need much work besides a new roof and the cabinets needed replaced but my dad is a carpenter so that didn’t really matter much.
The previous owner was an older man who unfortunately passed away after living in the house since before I was even thought of. I finally got to move in 2 months ago. It’s been fun making ot my own but it’s taken some time to get used to living alone.
3 weeks after moving in, I was outside starting some work clearing out a few places to plant a garden and flowers in the spring. I live in the Midwest so I wanted to get this done before the ground freezes. My next door neighbor, I’ll call her Jane(50s?), came out and introduced herself.
I explained that I just moved in and was preparing my yard for spring. She said it was nice thqt someone was doing some work for the old man and gave me a speil about how it’s a quiet neighborhood and I shouldn’t have parties.
I told her I Don throw parties but was planning on hosting a housewarming and Thanksgiving soon. She said it’s weird to throw a housewarming when I was renting. I told her I own the house. She didn’t believe me but went home.
Last week, I was out painting my front door. She stormed over yelling that I better of had permission to paint someone else’s house. I again told her I own the home. She started yelling that I was too young to buy a house and she was contacting my landlord.
I told her to stop being a busy body and leave me alone. She started demanding proof. I told her it was non of her business and to get off my property. She walked to the edge of her yard and called the police saying I was a squatter. When they showed up, I showed them my paperwork a asked to trespass her from my home. Jane is still angry.
I was talking to my dad the next day asking what I should do. He said I was an a** for making enemies with my neighbors and said I should have just showed her to put her mind to rest. I don’t feel like I was in the wrong but my dad thinks I was.
AITA?”
And here’s how Reddit users responded.
This reader said that the young homeowner was not wrong and that her neighbor made herself look like an idiot.

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Another Reddit user said that the neighbor is to blame for this entire situation.

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And this person said that if this young woman wouldn’t have stood up to her neighbor, she would’ve kept pushing the boundaries.

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Finally, this individual said that this woman did nothing wrong at all.

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