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Asking your stepdaughter to clean up some water that you spilled is undoubtedly strange behavior. “AITA for telling my husband my daughter doesn’t have to accommodate his needs?” – this internet user …Ever since the daughter was born my daughter in law has become even more awkward around us. We invited them over to celebrate the 4th of July. DIL was tired and didn’t participate in any outdoors activities but instead insisted on working on the computer while our son was the one playing with his daughter outdoors.In case this story gets deleted/removed: AITA For Asking My Daughter To Help Out Her Brother. I(41F) have 2 children, Anne (13F) and Dylan (14M). Anne has always been good with money and spends it on things she actually needs, and will occasionally treat herself to a few books or a treat. AITA for always bothering my brother and asking for favors and now refusing to do them when he does the same? *AITA for not letting my brother get "revenge"?* I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.I’ve been excluding my brother’s girlfriend and their daughter from our family vacations in favour of his wife and their kids. I’m still refusing to invite them even though their daughter is getting old enough to understand that her siblings are being favoured over her. Help keep the sub engaging! Don’t downvote assholes!It happens. I was 20 When my mom died, everything fell on me for the most part. My older brother helped when I asked, but 100% of my measly check went into the house. I coordinated all the other financials like ssi payments, state aid, made sure everything was paid and food in the house not to mention bulk of cleaning while caretaking my grandma. So my brother (26M) and I (24 F) haven’t always had a close relationship, but we’ve always been on speaking terms. Growing up, he would often call me names that’s I wouldn’t take too personally like , “idiot,” or “stupid.” A perfect example is this story posted on the AITA Reddit community a few ... The daughter immediately texted her dad, asking how he liked the holiday in Paris, but he did not answer ... who married 4 times...enough said. I wasn't invited to every gathering that all the kids went too, and they weren't invited to all of my things.I was incredibly disappointed. I wanted to confront my daughter and potentially not go to the wedding at all if my wife wasn't invited. But my wife said that there's too much bad blood and I should just attend the wedding quietly for my daughter's sake. I ended up attending the wedding alone and left once dinner was done. While I got to see my ...AITA For asking my daughter to help out with our family? I (38F) have 3 kids, all girls. 17f(April), 8f(May) and 5f(June). April and May have the same Father. He passed when May was 2. June is the result of a ONS, he pays support but rarely sees her. I work 3 jobs to keep us afloat and have told the girls we need to support each other to make it. Inviting her to your daughter’s party will be upsetting for your daughter and will be rewarding her for her bad behavior. Stick by your original position and do not invite her. If the mother is so concerned about her daughter being included, she should focus on her daughter’s bullying and prevent it in the future.• 16 min. ago Welcome to r/AmITheAsshole. Please view our voting guide here, and remember to use only one judgement in your comment. OP has offered the following explanation for why they think they might be the asshole: I told my daughter she has to invite all her class girls to her birthday party. When they arrived, I mentioned I had prepared each of them a different room. One for my daughter, one for DIL and one for my grandson. My daughter said I was being unreasonable and that she wanted to sleep in the same room as her wife. I said I made her brother and his wife do the same thing when they visited and they never complained.

As of yesterday my mom and I argued because I said I wasn’t pressuring my daughter to invite her uncle/my brother because he will be with his narcissistic fiancé …Welcome to r/AmITheAsshole.Please view our voting guide here, and remember to use only one judgement in your comment.. OP has offered the following explanation for why they think they might be the asshole: I told my sister I won't babysit for her anymore and now I feel really guilty because I know she doesn't have much money, works two jobs and can't …Nov. 11 2013 at 6:17 pm. You can’t. You can invite your aunt and her husband but not cousins if you’re not inviting other cousins. But, baring some major reason, if you invite someone, you need to invite their spouse. Feeling “meh” about them is not a reason to invite one but not the other.I understand these things take time. However he continously brings my daughter to visit his brother and her wife. If you ask my daughter she'll say her favorite person is her aunt. My daughter can't help this but my sister in law certainly can. She is always calling my daughter "my baby", taking her on outings, etc. My experience in holding out olive branches is that they are used to beat you over your head. Stand your ground. If anyone should be apologising or reaching out it’s the brother. You could always offer to uninvite the aunts if that will help reduce your mother’s “embarrassment”.

The daughter invited herself and her family on the trip, her dad decided to change his plans the day before without telling anyone, and people are debating which of …We wanted it to be just us and the people that matter to us most. Both of us have asked both of our parents and our siblings. We each have one brother. When I told my brother (20M) about our plans for the ceremony he was over joyed about the ceremony until he said that he would be would be bring his gf (20M). My mom has been married for 3 years. The marriage happened when my brother and I were both adults in college. We met her husband 4 times. But he has kids and we've met them even less. Now that I'm getting married there has been some drama because I didn't invite his kids to my wedding.…

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