AITA for kicking my sister and niece out after they ate all my wife’s fruit?
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A man kicked his sister and her 12-year-old daughter out of his home after they repeatedly ate the fruit he had stocked for his pregnant wife, despite being warned not to. His wife, 34 weeks pregnant, craved strawberries and mangoes, and their disappearance left her visibly upset.
After catching his sister eating the last of the strawberries, he asked her to leave within an hour. Now, family members accuse him of overreacting and claim he prioritized food over supporting his sister in a difficult time. read the original story below…
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‘AITA for kicking my sister and niece out after they ate all my wife’s fruit?’
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Was kicking them out a fair consequence for repeated disregard, or was it an overreaction in a family crisis? Should respect for boundaries outweigh temporary hardship? Share your thoughts below!
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NTA. Let everyone else take in your sister and niece. Then they will tell you better.
No,, you did exactly the right thing. She should have obeyed the one simple rule. And repeatedly! She clearly thinks she’s more important than your wife or respecting your home. The curb is that way—>
You are NTA, you gave her simple rules and she couldn’t follow them if her and her husband were on the rocks, why didn’t he leave and she stayed in the home. The family bitching about this can take her and her child in then.
Did the right thing. The sister is a user (that’s clear) and cannot be trusted. I don’t even believe that she would have left before the baby came. Let the relatives that said he was wrong take her and her mucher-in-training daughter in and then see what they say.