After loaning $3.5K that never came back, 29-year-old says no to $2K as mom argues she 'has the money so why not help'

Lending money to family is often seen as a simple favor. Over time, it can turn into something more complicated. A 29-year-old woman shared on the r/AmITheJerk subreddit that tensions grew after she refused to lend $2,000 from a $5,000 performance bonus she had recently earned at work. The disagreement didn't stay between the two sisters and soon involved other family members. The original poster wrote that she earned the bonus after months of...