Redditor Wants To Make Their Games Nights Kid-Free Because Of Fiends' Kid, They Don't Take It Well

Kid-Free game nights sound better than whatever was happening here anyway.

Daphnie

• Published in Interesting
• December 17, 2023

We're back again with yet another Reddit post, and if you've been here before, then you know that these Reddit posts are definitely some popular ones. The AITAthread is a thread where people go to get advice on their situation and to see if they are truly in the right or wrong for what they did or said in a situation.

That being said, we are looking into a post that was submitted by a woman who is looking for advice on how to navigate a situation where they have been hosting a game night, but one of the couples brings their kid, who pees on OP's floor almost every time they come. This is unfortunate, and we can definitely see where OP's frustration comes from.

It seems like the parents aren't going to do too much because of it but now OP needs to figure out how to nicely say that they don't want them to bring their kid over anymore because of this when they have their game nights. People came to OP with tons of advice in the comments, so hopefully, OP can take some of this advice.

If you're interested in taking a full look at this post and all of the best comments that were left on it, then keep on reading as we dive into this post.

OP explains that she's the host of a game night for their friends but that she's run into a problem.

This seems to definitely be an issue and we can understand why OP is frustrated at this.

OP does also say that they don't have kids so they don't know when this is supposed to be situated.

OP has already kind of expected this to happen now that they have been through it a few times which is of course just not fair.

We definitely wouldn't want to keep dealing with this either so we really don't blame OP for not wanting to put up with this.

This obviously is something too because the parents don't seem like they are doing any sort of preventative measures.

The kid should definitely be potty trained, and if they aren't, then there is a huge problem here that may need to be addressed.

This is definitely the best way to approach this, and we appreciate this person breaking it down for OP.

Here's a continuation of the comment above.

This definitely is something to compare it too and this makes sense.

This is absolutely true that the grown-up game night should be grown-ups only since that's technically what they planned on.

This is definitely a good approach and honestly OP might just have to be open and honest with ehm about the issues

(OP) shares a tale of repeated disturbance in a public setting caused by a child whose parents seem indifferent to the inconvenience caused to others. The child's behavior, possibly disruptive and ongoing, has become a recurring issue, yet the parents' lack of responsiveness or acknowledgment of the situation has escalated the problem.

It's not just the child's actions that are at the center of this narrative; it's also the apparent apathy of the parents, which adds a layer of complexity to the situation. This indifference suggests a disconnect between understanding the impact of their child's behavior on others and taking appropriate actions to mitigate it.

Daphnie