35 Instances Of Employers Writing Such Delusional Memos That Their Employees Felt Compelled To Expose Them
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"This is championship level a**holery."
We all make mistakes and have regrets in life; we're all human, after all. But when our actions affect the people we love, things can get tricky pretty fast.
Reddit user u/isaacballs knows exactly how problematic past mistakes can become with family, and she recently shared her story in the r/AITA (Am I The A**hole?) subreddit. She explained that her sister and her ex-husband were married for six years, and they have one child together.
During their divorce, the OP spent a lot of time with her sister's husband, and they developed feelings for each other. They started hooking up, and as a result, the OP got pregnant and they now have a son together.
The OP says that her relationships with her family members have been rocky ever since (for obvious reasons). And the OP's partner (her sister's ex) is not welcome around any of her family anymore.
The Redditor says her father is the only one who has stuck by her and her son over the years, but he also doesn't want anything to do with her partner. The OP's dad says he will never have a relationship with him because of how he disrespected his other daughter and their entire family with his actions.
Now the Redditor is refusing to bring her son over to her dad's house unless her partner is welcome there too. Keep scrolling to see how people reacted.
What are your thoughts on this situation? Do you think the OP is being unreasonable here, or should her father be more accepting of her relationship for the sake of his grandson?
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