Hardworking 24-year-old woman buys her first car, she refuses to drive her non-driving family around after they begin treating her like their personal chauffeur, causing family feud: 'Family helps family'

'Family helps family' seems to be the motto by which this family swears; however, it seems to be exclusively applicable to specific family members: mainly those who make their own money and hold the key to the door of independence.

When a certain beloved family member can contribute more towards their family, does that necessarily mean it is their duty to do so?

Mom gets a bonus, spends it all on the kids' Christmas gifts. Jeremy is given an extra NFL Kansas City Chiefs ticket, but he has to babysit his twin nieces during kickoff…and this hardworking daughter just bought herself a new car after months of saving, but instead of getting to focus on that new car smell, she is forced to drop what she is doing and take her family wherever their heart desires… whilst still paying for all the gas, insurance and headache pills needed from all the nagging.

So is anything every really just ours when it comes to family?

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AITA for refusing to be the "family driver" now that I have a car ?

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Setting boundaries is never an afternoon walk in the park, especially when your family is constantly guilt-tripping you for your, for lack of a better word, tripping them across town. When all your nosy family members are throwing the side eye at you for refusing to give up your day to be a personal chauffeur, you can either hide the keys or become the floormat…