We all want the best for our children, but sometimes, our own ambitions cloud our judgment. A computer scientist father thought he knew what was best for his 17-year-old daughter’s future, but she had other plans. The dad believed his daughter had the potential to become a great data scientist, but she wanted to pursue psychology or a business major. As they sat down to discuss her future, things took a dramatic turn. ️
Daughter’s Potential Future

The Tech Influence ️

Her Own Interests

Dad’s Doubts

Past Experience

The Big Discussion

Support or Control?

Compromise Attempt ️

Pushing Too Hard?

Her Future, Not His

Storming Out ⛈️

Daughter’s Rebellion: A Lesson Learned?
This father’s attempt to secure his daughter’s future by pushing her towards a career in computer science backfired when she snapped and stormed out of their discussion. Realizing he may have pushed too hard, the dad is left to ponder his approach. While he wants her to have a bright future, his daughter has made it clear that her future is her own to decide. Will this be a lesson learned for the well-meaning father? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
Autistic commenters and psychologists defend daughter’s career choice, calling OP ableist. YTA

Commenter calls out OP for not respecting daughter’s wishes

Daughter’s career choice should be her own, not forced

Autistic people have excellent social skills and can excel in psychology. YTA.

Comment section unanimously calls out OP’s behavior as unacceptable

Daughter’s future career ruined by overbearing father. YTA

Autistic people can be psychologists too! YTA gets roasted

Data science judgment questioned, sparks sarcastic replies
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Daughter questions why parent cares about her career choice
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Parental pressure leads to conflict and resentment. Let kids choose

Commenter calls out OP’s bad behavior with a hint of sarcasm

Psychology offers various career paths beyond clinical work

Daughter fights back against controlling father’s career choice

Parental pressure can lead to misery and dropouts. Let her choose.
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Commenter calls out dad’s controlling behavior, warns of consequences.

Dad ignores daughter’s wishes for career in tech. Commenter calls YTA

Father pushing daughter into career she may not want, YTA.

Commenter calls out dad for controlling daughter’s career choice.

Parental control vs. individual choice

Daughter claps back at dad’s career pressure. YTA called out

Daughter fights back against dad’s insistence on career choice

Daughter fights back against dad’s controlling career demands. YTA

Commenter calls out dad for pushing daughter’s career choice

Parent’s limiting behavior towards autistic daughter criticized. YTA called out.

Commenter calls out ableism and dream-pushing, reply highlights neurodivergent strengths

Commenter shares personal experience and highlights the value of diverse skills

Commenter calls out OP’s behavior, no replies.

Daughter fights back against dad’s career choice, commenters support her.

Daughter fights back against father’s limiting career expectations.

Let her make her own way or she’ll be miserable

Short and to the point. This commenter thinks YTA.

Daughter’s autonomy is key, support her choices

Let her find her passion. Don’t push your choices. YTA

Commenter calls out dad for controlling daughter’s life.

Daughter fights back against dad’s career choice, calling him YTA

Parenting gone wrong: YTA for not letting your child grow.

Coding is valued in psychology field, social skills not necessary

Commenter calls out dad for dismissing daughter’s career choice

Daughter fights back against dad’s career pressure. YTA called out

Commenter calls out pushy dad, suggests daughter faked interest

Commenter calls out controlling parent in career choice dispute
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Supportive comment encourages dad to let daughter make her own choices

Let her figure it out. Don’t manipulate her career choice

Daughter stands up to overbearing dad, commenters applaud her strength

Commenter calls out dad’s controlling behavior with sports analogy

Commenter deems someone the a**hole

Pushing your daughter into a career she hates? YTA

Daughter fights back against dad’s career choice, YTA called out

Commenter calls out dad’s behavior, no replies.

Father ignores daughter’s interests, YTA for not listening

Commenter sarcastically suggests extreme parenting approach, no replies.

Daughter fights back against dad’s career choice insistence. YTA.

Commenter questions unrealistic career suggestion with humor
