So anyway, now May is all torn up about her test and believes that she is being really inconsiderate.
Regardless, though, she just thinks that May’s babysitting is the only fair solution and that she is entitled to expect that after letting May live at her house.
Does she have a right to expect May to drop her school obligations and babysit– even if they have an agreement? Should this “agreement” come with some sort of notice period that doesn’t disregard May’s academic or social life plans? Would you handle this situation differently if you were in her shoes?
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