17-year-old refuses to attend “family vacations” anymore after years of being dragged to his grandparents home for his stepsiblings to visit them, his parents tell him to get over it: “The resentment is unfair”

Having divorced parents is never easy for the child. Growing up without a whole family, seeing your mother and father together and raising you, and seeing your parents with someone else is heartbreaking. It can destroy your relationship with one of them if they end up with someone you hate. If you have to deal with a mean stepmother, a nasty stepfather, or the jealous type then it could make your life a living nightmare. Not only are your notions of love destroyed from the dismantling of your parent's relationship, but you have to live with these strangers, people you don't even like. It could be possible that your stepmother or father even has other children, which only makes matters far worse. What if your stepsibling is mean to you, or is simply not there for you? To make matters worse than they already are is to grow up with stepsiblings you don't even like.

In the story below, the protagonist is a 17-year-old guy whose mother remarried. His stepfather has children already, and a few times a week they drive to see the stepfather's parents so that his children can bond with their grandparents. But this ends up hurting the protagonist, and he feels like the black sheep in the family.

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AITA for telling my parents I'm allowed to resent the times they dragged me to another state to do nothing so my stepsiblings could see their family?

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Did you ever feel like the black sheep in your family? As if your whole family is on one plane, one dynamic, and you can't seem to understand them? Like they always get along, and you're just in the corner alone wondering why you're even there. It's not an easy place to be, but there are people who will understand you.
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