Dad Marries Stranger 10 Months After Mom’s Death Kids Threaten to Cut Ties!

Losing a parent is never easy, and the grieving process can be long and arduous. But what happens when your remaining parent decides to marry a stranger just 10 months after your mom’s passing? Two sisters from Australia are facing this exact situation, and they’re not happy about it. Their dad is set to marry a woman from England, whom they’ve never met, and they’re threatening to cut ties with him if he goes through with it. Let’s dive into the story that has everyone talking.

Mom’s Tragic Passing

Mysterious Bride-to-Be ️‍♀️

Dad’s Sudden Change of Plans

Rapid Romance

Wedding Bells and Heartbreak

Sisters’ Ultimatum

Are They in the Wrong?

A Change of Heart?

Moving Forward ‍♀️

Dad’s New Love Leaves Kids in Turmoil

These sisters are struggling to come to terms with their dad’s decision to marry a stranger from England, just 10 months after their mom’s death. They feel abandoned and hurt, but after receiving some advice, they’re starting to understand that their dad’s grieving process might be different from their own. They still have mixed feelings, but they’re willing to sit down and talk with their dad once he’s out of isolation. Will they be able to find a way to move forward as a family? Let’s see what people have to say about this emotional rollercoaster…

Daughter upset about dad remarrying, but commenters urge understanding and therapy.

Grieving OP is gently called out for being too harsh

Encouraging comments on the importance of happiness after loss

Commenter defends dad’s decision, gets agreement from replies

Engaging with empathy: Commenter defends dad’s remarriage after mom’s death ❤️

Commenter called out for selfish behavior towards grieving father

Grieving kids call dad YTA for remarrying after mom’s death

Commenter calls out OP for overreacting to dad’s remarriage

Grieving children deserve consideration, not a hasty rebound relationship

60s and in a rush to marry? Dad’s reason revealed

Daughters criticize dad’s fast engagement after mom’s death

Overbearing kids can’t accept dad’s new marriage. YTA comment.

Understanding and empathetic comment on dad’s remarriage.

NAH. Personal experience shows it’s difficult, but let him be happy

Commenters criticize adult children for threatening to cut ties.

NTA. Family upset with dad’s hasty remarriage after mom’s death.

Validating NTA’s feelings after father’s rushed marriage post-mom’s death

Dealing with a parent’s new partner after losing a parent ❤️

Commenter questions quick marriage, advises cutting ties. #NTA

Agreeing with the commenter’s NTA sentiment

Grief rebound? Is it too soon? NTA says otherwise

Child relates to post, advises tact, and gives NAH verdict.

Grieving is a personal process, NAH for not accepting stepmom

Insightful comment on men’s dependency on wives after loss.

Adult child sets boundaries with stepdad.

Don’t be TA, let your dad find happiness

Commenter thinks dad’s quick remarriage after mom’s death is messed up

NTA. Father’s suspicious marriage 10 months after mom’s death. Unwillingness to bond.

Supportive comment offers condolences and seeks advice on cancer diagnosis.

NTA. Commenter empathizes with OP’s loss and criticizes dad’s actions.

Let dad be happy! Don’t cut ties with him. YTA.

Red flags raised as commenters suspect gold-digging motives

Kids upset with dad’s hasty marriage after mom’s death. NTA.

User shares personal experience, advises to give stepmom a chance

Commenter called YTA for dictating parent’s mourning period. Replies show realization.

Studies show happy marriages remarry soon after spouse’s death. YTA.

Commenter sympathizes with OP but suggests trying to understand dad’s choices ❤️

Grieving daughter expresses concern over dad’s rushed marriage

Commenter calls out OP as YTA for threatening dad’s happiness.

Heartfelt condolences offered in comment section

Compassionate comment encourages empathy for dad’s new relationship ❤️

Complex emotions arise as dad remarries after mom’s death. ESH.

ESH: Grieving family and dad’s new marriage cause tension

Dad breaks promise, marries stranger, kids threatened to cut ties. NTA.

Adult children upset dad remarried after mom’s death

Let Dad be happy! Kids need to accept and move on.

Sympathetic commenter advises against cutting off dad after quick remarriage

Commenter calls out kids for emotionally blackmailing widowed father.

Adult children upset over dad’s quick remarriage and moving away.

Don’t cut ties with grieving dad’s new SO, YTA!

Commenter calls out adult children for being too controlling

Impressed by open-mindedness and willingness to change based on feedback.

Commenter calls out OP for blackmailing grieving father.

Grandmother’s experience shows importance of grieving before remarrying

Commenter thinks dad is rushing into a rebound, ESH.

Commenter defends dad’s right to remarry, advises kids to be understanding

Commenter calls out dad’s lack of effort in new marriage

Commenter seeks therapy after being called YTA for behavior.

Commenter calls out manipulative behavior towards grieving father. YTA.

Commenter defends dad’s quick remarriage, advises empathy for children.

Don’t be selfish, let your dad find happiness

Grief is complex. Dad should’ve introduced fiancé to kids first

Commenter sympathizes with dad’s quick remarriage after mom’s death.