AITA for going to dad’s house to eat with my little sister after school on mom’s parenting time?

A Reddit user shares a difficult situation involving their divorced parents and split custody. Struggling with food shortages at their mother’s house, the user and their younger sister have been going to their father’s house after school to eat, as their dad offers more food options.
When their stepfather discovered this, tensions rose, with accusations of selfishness for not bringing food back for the step and half siblings. Read the full story below to see how this family conflict over shared meals unfolded:
‘AITA for going to dad’s house to eat with my little sister after school on mom’s parenting time?’
These are the responses from Reddit users:
Was it wrong for the Redditor to prioritize his and his sister’s needs by eating at their father’s house without sharing with their step-siblings, or were they justified given the situation? How would you navigate the complexities of food and family dynamics in a shared custody arrangement? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!
I agree with the other posters. It is not yours or your dad’s place to feed your step-dad’s kids. Your mom should be glad he is feeding you and your sister. You nor your dad are TA.
food stamps??? CPS should. be involved.