'My son isn’t calling him father': 27-year-old couple call out wife's stepdad for wanting their newborn to refer to him as "father"

The funny thing about stepparents is that if you don't get along at first, it can be nearly impossible to repair those wounds. This, of course, applies to both parties, as you'll see in this tale of family drama. When stepparents enter your life, there is usually an establishing of boundaries and an agreement that while this new figure should be properly welcomed into the family, they will never be a replacement parental figure unless agreed upon by all individuals within the family unit. 

Here, we have a woman whose mother remarried when she was fifteen years old. She and her stepfather got along decently due to their mutual understanding that he would never replace her biological father. Matters were made worse years down the road when the woman, now 27, had her first child with her husband. Thankfully, her husband was vocal enough to shut down the stepfather's desire to be called "father" in Hebrew. Keep scrolling below for the full account of their confrontation!

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