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AITA for reporting my parents as "fraud" after they spent $2,500 on my credit card at 2 AM?

"Three plane tickets were purchased with my credit card in the middle of the night while I was asleep. When I woke up to three bank notifications, I discovered my family had used my card without permission to book a family trip to Maui—a trip I wasn't even invited to. For years, I've been the one who pays. The one who helps. The one who says yes because saying no means being called ""cold."" But this time was different. They changed my Gmail password, set my mother's email as the recovery address, and bought three business class tickets at 2:17 AM. I reported it as fraud. I canceled the tickets. I set boundaries that changed everything. Was I wrong to stop them? Should I have just paid in silence to keep the peace? Or was drawing this line the only way to protect myself? This is a story about quiet justice. About choosing dignity over being convenient. About learning that silence isn't consent, and that sometimes the kindest thing you can do for yourself is to walk away. If you've ever been the one expected to pay, to fix, to rescue—this story is for you. Subscribe for more stories about setting boundaries and choosing peace over conflict. "