Man Asks Son To Pay For Honeymoon In Winter Cabin, Wonders If He Was Wrong

After OP's wife died, he became the sole owner of the cabin. He explains that his son, who is 22 years old, is engaged to be married in about a month's time, and asked if they could use the cabin as a honeymoon destination. This is because the son and his fiancée were working with little funds for the wedding, and had no money for a trip.

OP told his son that he'd have to pay to use the cabin, and the son became upset because it was his mother's cabin too. But OP argues that because he is the sole owner, he can do whatever he wants with the cabin now. The son told other relatives, who were just as outraged as he is.

OP also added an update, explaining how he disapproves of his son getting married so young.

Commenters didn't hide their outrage over the fact that OP couldn't give his son a few days in the cabin to enjoy his honeymoon with his soon-to-be-wife. Some users felt that his actions were pretty stingy and cruel, especially since this is his own son he's talking about trying to charge.

Many users commented about how they wouldn't be surprised if, years down the road, OP has no relationship with his son, his daughter-in-law, and any grandchildren he might end up having.

Despite OP telling his son that it wasn't a "personal" decision, commenters pointed out that OP seemed pretty disapproving of the wedding to begin with.

Either way, it's pretty clear how most people have responded to this story.