Sister doesn’t want to babysit her baby niece as her daughter has just started daycare and now she has 6 hours to herself: ‘I just have zero interest in watching anyone else’s children no matter the circumstances.’

Being family doesn't mean you automatically become a free nanny.Sometimes family members will assume that just because you are family, you have to do stuff for them without complaining. These activities for which you have to take time off your life to do are going to be called "little favors", but they won't be that little. They can go from providing a home to somebody to cooking or cleaning for them. They are actual tasks that take time and effort. And the worst thing is that you won't get out of them no matter how busy you are. They will be mentioned as "helping out", which makes them impossible to say no to or to be believed when you use an excuse to get out of them, no matter if the excuse is real or not.The worst thing about this kind of commitment is that you never fully agree to them. It's mostly just something that is expected of you because you are related to the person who asked for the favor. In this story, the sister requests that the aunt babysit the niece. Why her? Because she's family. Why for free? You guessed it! Because she's family. Being related is the only explanation for these compulsory requests that have no way out. Or maybe they do, but you have to take in…