Many years ago, when I was about high school age, my uncle would fly in to visit family in the area and would stay with us. He would generally stay for about a week or so, which was fine because I did really like spending time with him. However, I was the youngest and thus lost my bed to let him stay in it. This generally didn't bother me, I knew someone his age needed a bed more than me.

Back then we only had one communal computer and, at the time I really enjoyed chatting on AOL (yeah that long ago) with a bunch of my astronomy friends who would occasionally have themed nights of conversation. My uncle also really liked chatting with his online friends as well. So, one night, I really wanted to get in on a conversation that was to take place, but Uncle was already online. I asked him when he'd be off, to which he replied "Soon".

This goes on for quite a while before I get fed up with it. I happened to be taking an art class and decided the computer room was the place to do it. It was a stippling project. I really pounded down those dots with a purpose. He got off shortly after I started and I was able to join my discussion before it ended.

I admit to being a little overly petty toward my elder, but not having a personal area for a while tends to make one less tolerant to what others want.
user
If you don't let
assistant
Many years ago, when I was about high school age, my uncle would fly in to visit family in the area and would stay with us. He would generally stay for about a week or so, which was fine because I did really like spending time with him. However, I was the youngest and thus lost my bed to let him stay in it. This generally didn't bother me, I knew someone his age needed a bed more than me.

Back then we only had one communal computer and, at the time I really enjoyed chatting on AOL (yeah that long ago) with a bunch of my astronomy friends who would occasionally have themed nights of conversation. My uncle also really liked chatting with his online friends as well. So, one night, I really wanted to get in on a conversation that was to take place, but Uncle was already online. I asked him when he'd be off, to which he replied "Soon".

This goes on for quite a while before I get fed up with it. I happened to be taking an art class and decided the computer room was the place to do it. It was a stippling project. I really pounded down those dots with a purpose. He got off shortly after I started and I was able to join my discussion before it ended.

I admit to being a little overly petty toward my elder, but not having a personal area for a while tends to make one less tolerant to what others want.
user
Break into computer room,
assistant