19-year-old son expects dad's girlfriend to pay for his vacation after treating her and her 15-year-old daughter with hostility for the 3 years his dad has been with her: 'You’re not my family. You never will be. [D]on’t expect anything from me'

Brad Dickson • Managing Editor

May 28, 2025 12:00 PM EDT

When you've done nothing but be unkind to someone, it might be best not to expect them to go out of their way for you or support you financially, or give you anything really. Sure, there are exceptions to this and by no means is this a hard and fast rule, if they're your own parents and you're a child or a moody teenager, your parents leaving you high and dry and without support just because you've been kind of a grumpy dolt would be the wrong thing to do. But, despite there still being "teen" in the number, when you're 19-years-old you're verifiably an adult and being an adult means owning the accountability of your actions and accepting that the way you conduct yourself might have consequences and people might distance themselves from you if you just don't treat them very kindly. Expecting someone you've always treated poorly to pay for you to go on vacation is just not going to go well for you and will be met with a dose of reality, as it was here.

This mother has been at odds with her boyfriend's son since she first started dating his father. Even though she wasn't even in the picture when his parents split, he has seemingly projected the blame for their separation, and his frustration attached to it, onto her. This misplaced anger meant that he was always hostile towards her over the three years that her and his father had been together. Even when the teen's father moved in with her and her 15-year-old daughter, he continued to be unfriendly and dismissive, even insulting her under her own roof. Now, he is blackmailing her with the opportunity to "fix" their relationship by paying for his flight for a family holiday, which is the last thing she feels like doing…

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