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AITA for eating ice cream every night just like I always do and not stopping just bc my SIL doesn't want my niece to see it?
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Controlling someone's habits in their own home is wild work. Seriously, that's a whole new level of entitled behavior.
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Yeah, my parents were not keen on keeping sweets in the house. Actually, I grew up in what you'd call an “ingredients” household. It wasn't particularly mind-blowing to me that other people just lived differently. Now as an adult, I do keep snacks because I have free will.
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Entitled mom demands that sister-in-law stop eating icecream in front of her daughter, she refuses to give up nightly ritual in her own home: "I deserve my little treats"
If you're a Twin Peaks fan, you'll know that Special Agent Dale Cooper once said, ""Every day once a day, give yourself a present." And he was right on the money with that. Everyone's little treat looks different. For the titular character of the mysterious 90s drama, it was black coffee or a slice of cherry pie. For me, it's a cheeky chocolate from the break room to enjoy with my morning cup of joe. Some people like to have the same little gift each day; looking forward to it helps put a pep in their step. Others like to wait for a serendipitous moment.
In our story today, a creature of habit is disturbed in her own home by her controlling sister-in-law. You see, our protagonist loves treating herself each evening to a little ice cream, but her SIL doesn't want her doing it in front of her daughter so that she doesn't have to have the very difficult conversation of explaining that every household has their own set of rules. That, or she doesn't want her daughter to realize that she will one day have some say over her diet as an adult.