'She broke multiple heirloom china plates': Dinner host gives sister in law sippy cup and child's plate after she repeatedly drops dishes

Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor

Sep 6, 2023 3:00 PM EDT

These family meals took an interesting turn thanks to a clumsy sister in law.

Owning fine china is a point of pride for many people. In some families, china is passed down from generation to generation. It's pretty common for the dishes to be passed on from parent to their adult child, often after a wedding or moving into a new place. Aside from the sentimental nature of these items, they're often irreplaceable. If you break it, you might not be able to make your collection whole again.

This person is losing her china plates at a rapid pace thanks to her sister in law. As u/babysharkplate shared in her original AITA post, she's been hosting family dinners each month and inviting her in laws. Her mother in law goes out of her way to complement the OP's fine china, but the sister in law has been oddly dismissive of the OP's plates, saying they aren't "her style," whatever that means. Whatever her reasoning was, she definitely wasn't expecting her sister in law to notice and confront her about it.

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