(19M) Currently, I live with my parents while attending university. Over the years, I have had my own room, which I arranged for study purposes, complete with my desk and computer.

Lately, my aunt informed us that my cousin (22F) required a "mental health break," and our parents welcomed her into the house. They made the decision without consulting me and told me that she would use my room while I would occupy the living room.

After telling them that I did not approve of the situation, they refused to consider my opinion.

That night, upon coming back from school, I discovered that all my belongings had been removed from my room, relocated into the hallway, and some stored away. In addition, my cousin occupied my space, and some of my personal items were in disarray, with a few missing cables.

I became furious, started transferring my belongings into my room, and received comments from my mother about how selfish and insensitive I was towards my cousin's problems. Now, my aunt texts me and calls me heartless, and my cousin sobs.

Me (24M) live alone in a 2BHK house. One room is my personal room, and the other is where I work from my home office since it is my workplace.

However, my pregnant sister (29F) will soon have nowhere to live when her landlord sells off her property. My parents asked me to provide her shelter “until a few months,” but I rejected since I want the room for myself.

They now think that I am selfish since “it is only a room,” and my sister feels disappointed with me.

Do you think I am AITA?