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AITAH for being bitter and holding a grudge against my Mother and Sister for Keeping a 75k secret.
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To try and pass it up as something that they simply forgot about is just plain offensive, especially after how they treated our protagonist in the past when she owed money.
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It seems like stepdad isn't completely okay with the situation– it's probably why he let the secret slip. Maybe he's bothered by the blatant favoritism, but most likely, he wants his money back.
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Parents drive wedge between adult sisters after they gift the golden child $75,000 when years before they badgered the other to pay back $3750 for a car: "The whole situation screams favoritism"
When you become a parent, you sign up for a lifelong commitment. Most parenting books are aimed at brand new parents, focusing on tips on how to best deal with tantrums, change diapers, and enforce bedtimes. However, motherhood and fatherhood don't just end after your kid leaves for college, nor does it end when they eventually get hitched and have babies of their own. While parents aim to raise adults who are independent and capable, everyone needs help from time to time – especially when they are just beginning to navigate adulthood.
In our story today, a couple generously help out their favorite daughter with her downpayment on a new house. They gift her $75,000, and years later, they don't really seem to expect to see a dime of it back. However, this is a stark contrast to how they treated their other daughter when they loaned her a small fraction of that – only $3750. Scroll down to get the full story.