Was what my tutors did to me okay?

When I was studying at University, I carried out A LOT of free work for my tutors. They would be calling me into their office to carry out their admin tasks for them, they also had me painting walls and windows, hoovering floors, taking their clothes to the dry cleaners, sorting out their timetables, sending me into London to pick/up drop off for them and lots more. I would also like to add, that I didn't get paid for this and if I had to go to London (for example) I would have to pay out of my own pocket. They told me it was valuable 'work experience.' However, it wasn't until I left University that I felt I might have been used? Also, I left University nearly two years ago and didn't get a job at the end of it, despite all the free work I completed (and not just for them). Now, I think about this everyday and feel horrible about it. I'm so angry that I might have let them take advantage of me. After all, it's not like they asked any other students to help them out with their work? It was only me even though I was in full time education and also had a part-time job to think about. Was what they did okay? Does anyone have any tips on how to move on and forget about this?

When I was studying at University, I carried out A LOT of free work for my tutors. They would be calling me into their office to carry out their admin tasks for them, they also had me painting walls and windows, hoovering floors, taking their clothes to the dry cleaners, sorting out their timetables, sending me into London to pick/up drop off for them and lots more. I would also like to add, that I didn't get paid for this and if I had to go to London (for example) I would have to pay out of my own pocket. They told me it was valuable 'work experience.' However, it wasn't until I left University that I felt I might have been used? Also, I left University nearly two years ago and didn't get a job at the end of it, despite all the free work I completed (and not just for them). Now, I think about this everyday and feel horrible about it. I'm so angry that I might have let them take advantage of me. After all, it's not like they asked any other students to help them out with their work? It was only me even though I was in full time education and also had a part-time job to think about. Was what they did okay? Does anyone have any tips on how to move on and forget about this?

When I was studying at University, I carried out A LOT of free work for my tutors. They would be calling me into their office to carry out their admin tasks for them, they also had me painting walls and windows, hoovering floors, taking their clothes to the dry cleaners, sorting out their timetables, sending me into London to pick/up drop off for them and lots more. I would also like to add, that I didn't get paid for this and if I had to go to London (for example) I would have to pay out of my own pocket. They told me it was valuable 'work experience.' However, it wasn't until I left University that I felt I might have been used? Also, I left University nearly two years ago and didn't get a job at the end of it, despite all the free work I completed (and not just for them). Now, I think about this everyday and feel horrible about it. I'm so angry that I might have let them take advantage of me. After all, it's not like they asked any other students to help them out with their work? It was only me even though I was in full time education and also had a part-time job to think about. Was what they did okay? Does anyone have any tips on how to move on and forget about this?

they also had me painting walls and windows, hoovering floors, taking their clothes to the dry cleaners, sorting out their timetables, sending me into London to pick/up drop off for them and lots more. I would also like to add, that I didn't get paid for this and if I had to go to London (for example) I would have to pay out of my own pocket.

painting walls and windows, hoovering floors, taking their clothes to the dry cleaners

They clearly used you. You could consider consulting a solicitor regarding your legal rights.

What university was this, then? The University of Pyongyank?

When I was studying at University, I carried out A LOT of free work for my tutors. They would be calling me into their office to carry out their admin tasks for them, they also had me painting walls and windows, hoovering floors, taking their clothes to the dry cleaners, sorting out their timetables, sending me into London to pick/up drop off for them and lots more. I would also like to add, that I didn't get paid for this and if I had to go to London (for example) I would have to pay out of my own pocket. They told me it was valuable 'work experience.' However, it wasn't until I left University that I felt I might have been used? Also, I left University nearly two years ago and didn't get a job at the end of it, despite all the free work I completed (and not just for them). Now, I think about this everyday and feel horrible about it. I'm so angry that I might have let them take advantage of me. After all, it's not like they asked any other students to help them out with their work? It was only me even though I was in full time education and also had a part-time job to think about. Was what they did okay? Does anyone have any tips on how to move on and forget about this?

You should tell your university's governing body about that. That is not okay. Who know's if they're exploiting more students like this?

Don't take this the wrong way, but didn't you ask/look around and see that no one else was being an unpaid PA for their lecturers? Surely you wouldn't think that that is expected lecturer-student behaviour...

Why didn't you just say "No, I'm too busy studying"?

What are you, a personal assistant? It baffles me you're even having to ask this question.

I feel so bad for u , they clearly did take advantage of u , I'm sorry you had to go through that