Horrible Aunt Tells Niece She Has the Potential To Be Just Like Her Daughter

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    Font - r/AmItheAhole Posted by u/aita_account5078 1 day ago AITA for telling my niece that she had potential and everything could've worked out for her too? A hole My (49) sister 'Anne' (54) has 2 daughters, including 'Eva' (28). I also have a daughter 'Laura' (24). Me and Anne used to live a couple of streets apart when Eva was younger, so we would see each other a lot. Eva was always a sweet girl, but she was very quiet and shy (nothing wrong with that). She didn't have many friends even in he
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    Smile - We celebrated Laura and Tony's engagement at a party on Friday night, with mostly family and close friends of theirs. Anne and her family were of course invited. Eva lives in a different state now as her job doesn't offer much flexibility, but she's currently visiting on a break, so she was also able to attend. Eva's partner 'John' (early to mid 30s) came to visit with her so Laura told her to bring him too. I chatted to him for a bit and found out that he's an attorney, but he seemed pr
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    Font - I was talking to Eva and she said she's happy that everything's working out so well for Laura. I smiled and told her we're all very proud and happy for her. I added that she could've also had everything work out for her and she had a lot of potential too. Eva looked confused and asked what I meant, I said that I just meant that it'll work out for her too. She got very mad at me and said that she's fine with how she is, again I told her I didn't mean it like that and not everyone goes at t
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    Font - VividPath907. 1 day ago Partsipant [1] 3 2 I am not sure I even understand where and how your daughter is better off that her cousin. Her cousin went to an ivy league and is working for a government agency and is engaged to an attorney right? All of that seems on merit. Your daughter is working to a family friend (nepotism, not merit), you do not brag of which school she went to or what her fiancee does. What does "Tony" do anyway? Work for a family friend? I am sure she also has potentia
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    Rectangle - 3 veni_vidi_dixi. 1 day ago My guess is that OP is the type of person who views getting married as the biggest accomplishment in a woman's life. Sadly, for her daughter, that may be true. 6.8k Reply Give Award Share Report Save Follow
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    Font - UnqualifiedIT 1 day ago edited 1 day ago Parta cipant [1] My thoughts exactly, OP thinks Anne having a career is avoiding her true "duty" as a proper woman and she's probably also pretty jealous of Anne having opportunities.
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    Font - TheRestForTheWicked 22 hr. ago Certified Proctologist [24] And the only real criticism of John is that he's "uptight and cold". Well no s, he's probably heard stories of Eva's sanctimonious aunt and has no interest in forging a relationship with someone who is unkind to his partner. I know I was uptight and cold when I met my partner's relatives that were less than gracious to him during his adolescent years. I've warmed to them by following his lead but at first I was angry about how the

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