A woman has gone viral on Reddit this week after throwing her sister and her boyfriend out of her house due to their "disgusting" fetish.
The trouble began when the unnamed woman took to a subforum on Reddit called Am I The A**hole - where users post about a recent grievance or conflict they've had and the community then votes on whether or not the original poster was in the wrong - to share her story.
In this instance, the woman in question asked on Monday, Noember 30: "AITA for kicking my sister and her bf out of their house because their fetish is f***ing disgusting?"
In a lengthy post, the Redditor wrote:
"My sister and her bf both lost their apartment so i've been letting them live here for the time being. I go to work fairly early so they're home alone for quite a while.
"I came home early yesterday and I saw her taking a s*** on his chest. I wish I was making this up, it was so nasty. They were in the living room."
She continued:
"They had the audacity to be pissed at me for not telling them I'd be home early, like really? how tf am i the bad guy. I was p****d and I told them to clean the s*** up and leave my house now. They then frantically began apologizing saying it wasn't a big deal and then would go back to blaming me for the whole thing. [sic]"
The Redditor then noted that the couple were now left homeless and looking for somewhere else to live, and added that their secret fetish has since been discovered by many people in their social circle.
Within hours, the post managed to accrue a large number of upvotes and comments from other Reddit users, most of whom agreed wholeheartedly that the original poster was right to chastise the couple.
For instance, one person wrote: "NTA cause I wouldn't wanna have that happening in my home either but is this actually happening if it is im sorry... if not then why would you be making up stories like that disgusting [sic]"
Meanwhile, someone else added: "NTA. If you feel the need to s*** on someone or be s***ed on, you need to have a space to do it. And it's not someone else's home. [sic]"
