AITA for refusing to stop the car for my step sister and refusing to drive her back?’

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A man (28M) agreed reluctantly to pick up his step-sister, Jane (29F), during a long car ride to their mom’s house. Throughout the 8-hour journey, Jane caused multiple delays by making excessive stop requests, complaining about feeling sick, and even debating with him and his girlfriend over topics like marriage.

He refused to stop one last time when they were just 30 minutes away, which upset Jane. Upon arrival, she exaggerated the story to their parents, saying he was cruel. Now, after her continued passive-aggressive comments, he has refused to drive her back, leaving her without a ride home.

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‘ AITA for refusing to stop the car for my step sister and refusing to drive her back?’

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Do you think he’s justified in not driving her back given her behavior, or should he have handled it differently? Was Jane being inconsiderate, or does she deserve some understanding? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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4 Comments

  1. Julie Bozell 5 days ago

    I’d say drop her off at the nearest greyhound bus station, So she can grab a bus back home!!! No excuse to stop to pee on the bus , Because they have a toilet in the back. Let her be someone else’s problem…. 👋🏼👋🏼

  2. Samantha Gandharry 23 hours ago

    NTA. If you’re parents want to take her side, then they can drive her home and then they can find out what you and your girlfriend were going through.