Sorry if this post is unusual, as this sub is more for relationships but I am so unsure if I did the right thing and this definitely not a super important issue. First photo was my natural colour and texture, 2nd photo was my natural colour, 3rd photo was after the round of bleach and hairdye, and last photo is now :(

I (19F) box dyed my hair week ago, I just wanted a slight change to my current colour since it has been the same mousy brown for years. Instead of turning a lighter cooler colour, it lifted my hair and made it orange? I thought it would be fine for a few weeks, but it just clashed with my fair, cool undertone. I went to the hairdresser, wanting her to just tone it out, but she bleached my entire hair and dyed over it. I was confused because why bleach it, only to dye it almost the original colour? I was so upset but it still felt relatively healthy after she styled it. When I next washed my hair, my curls were completely dead (they always sprung up in the shower) and I felt like I lost a part of my identity (since it has taken years for me to love my hair texture). On a whim I just shaved my entire head off, because it was too distressing to have completely fried and dead hair. I also hated the colour since it was still so orange (especially compared to my old hair).

When my mom saw me, she completely flipped out, thought I was having an identity crisis or something. She already made me feel 10x worse about my hair, and my very catholic grandmother, said I look like a boy. I know I probably should've kept the length, but I really hated it. Did I overreact by shaving it, because now I really regret it?

I live in an apartment complex where parking is assigned. Each unit gets one spot with your unit number painted on it. I'm in unit 12, so I have spot 12. Pretty simple.

New neighbor "Kelly" moved into unit 18 last month with her husband and 3 kids. Her assigned spot is 18, which is further from the building entrance than mine. We're talking like maybe 40 extra feet of walking.

She knocked on my door last week and asked if we could "trade" parking spots because mine is closer and its "really hard" carrying her kids stuff from the car when the spot is far away. I said sorry but I like my spot and want to keep it.

She seemed shocked I said no. She said "I have THREE KIDS under 5, you live alone, you don't NEED the close spot like I do." I told her parking is assigned and I'm not switching.

She went to the landlord and tried to get him to force me to switch. Landlord told her spots are non-transferable unless both parties agree. She came back to me AGAIN and said "please reconsider, your being really selfish here."

I said no again and she's been giving me dirty looks ever since. Yesterday she parked in MY spot and when I knocked on her door she said "oh I thought you'd be at work, I just needed to unload groceries quick." But her car was there for 3 hours.

My sister says I should just switch to be nice but my friend says if I give in she'll just keep pushing boundaries. AITJ for not giving her my parking spot?

TL;DR: New neighbor with 3 kids wants my assigned parking spot because it's closer to the building, I said no, she says I'm selfish and keeps parking in my spot anyway.

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Audio from Trump's recent interview with the New York Times

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