Father Forces Daughter To Move Bedrooms So That His Son Can Take Over Her Room

Family dynamics can be difficult, especially when marriages and children get added into the mix. Welcoming in a new "mommy" or "daddy" isn't always ideal for younger children trying to understand parent relationships/ divorce. Let's keep in mind all different types dynamics here, being the favorite child, the youngest child, or the child who isn't related to a parent makes it even more complicated. No matter who is biologically related, a family is what you make out of it and picking the favorite can mess up relationships. Whether you're close with your parents or not at all, until a certain age you have no choice but to live with them and deal with it, so might as well make the best out of it.

In today's Am I The A$$hole post, OP tells Reddit about how he made his daughter (Harper) from a previous marriage move out of her room to make space for his new son from his new marriage. OP mentions how Harper was too thrilled about welcoming in a new brother from the start when his new wife got pregnant. The house only has 4 bedrooms and they decided not too keep the baby in their master bedroom, but create a nursery instead forcing Harper to move rooms. What do you think? Is it messed up to ask Harper to move rooms for the new baby? Do you think it's showing favoritism?