17-year-old confronts her dad after seeing him with another woman at a restaurant: 'My mom deserves to know the truth'

The holiday season might be just around the corner, but this family does not have much to celebrate these days. After the 17-year-old daughter of the family managed to convince her parents to let her go on a trip with some friends, her father mentioned that he would be on a "business trip" in the same city that weekend and could check in on her.

Well, it turns out that she needed to be checking in on him because, on the final night of the trip, the Redditor went out to dinner with her friends, only to discover her father there with another woman. What happened next was not pretty as the teenager could not resist confronting him there in the moment.

Keep scrolling below for the fallout and for the reactions in the comments section. For more stories like this, check out this post about a mom's argument with her teenage son.

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