Mom Demands Daughter Cover Tattoo at Home

We all have our own preferences when it comes to body art, but what happens when a parent’s disdain for tattoos clashes with their adult child’s personal choices? Meet this 58-year-old mom who is very anti-tattoo and her 22-year-old daughter who decided to get inked anyway. The daughter is now moving back home for an unpaid internship, and mom is laying down the law: cover up the tattoo or find other living arrangements! Is she being too controlling, or is it fair to enforce her rules under her own roof? Read on to find out!

Mom’s Anti-Tattoo Stance

Daughter’s Grad School Rebellion

Mom’s Discovery

Moving Back Home

Mom’s Dress Code Demand

Daughter’s Response ️

Mom’s House, Mom’s Rules

No Other Options

Grandma’s Neutral Stance

Mom’s Second Thoughts

Is Mom Being Too Controlling?

This anti-tattoo mom is facing a dilemma: her adult daughter has a tattoo she despises and is moving back home for an unpaid internship. Mom has laid down the law, demanding her daughter cover the tattoo while at home. The daughter argues it’s unfair due to the hot weather and her preference for tank tops. With no other living options, the daughter is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Meanwhile, grandma is staying neutral in the situation. ️ So, is this mom being too controlling, or is it fair for her to enforce her rules under her own roof? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation…

YTA. Let your adult daughter make her own decisions.

Commenter calls out OP for prioritizing hatred of tattoos over love for daughter. YTA.

Daughter’s tattoo causes tension between mother and daughter. YTA.

YTA mom demands daughter cover tattoo, internet calls her out

Parent’s demand to cover tattoo strains relationship with daughter. YTA

Daughter’s body, daughter’s rules. Also, it’s not OP’s house

Who owns the house? YTA for demanding cover-up

Daughter’s tattoo causing tension at home. YTA needs to relax

Commenter calls out OP for being the a-hole.

Commenter calls out mom’s behavior, predicts daughter’s future independence.

Commenter calls out controlling parents and societal change.

Commenter warns of strained relationship with controlling mother.

Commenter calls out controlling parent, sparking discussion

Supportive comment defends daughter’s tattoo, receives upvotes

Tattoos aren’t a big deal, YTA needs to chill

Daughter’s tattoo causes tension at home. YTA or NAH?

Daughter’s body, daughter’s rules. YTA for trying to control her.

Controlling parenting? YTA. Pushing daughter away

Daughter got a tattoo, mom demands it covered. YTA.

Commenter calls out judgmental behavior with

Don’t sacrifice a good relationship with your daughter over a tattoo

Daughter follows rules, but mom now dictates her clothing ‍♀️

Commenter calls out mom’s controlling behavior, advocates for daughter’s autonomy.

Daughter’s harmless butterfly tattoo sparks ‘my house, my rules’ debate. YTA.

Mom faces backlash for demanding daughter cover tattoo

Daughter’s tattoo causes conflict with mother, commenters side with daughter

Commenter calls out bad parenting over tattoo rule.

Commenter deems someone the a**hole. Drama ensues

Grad student daughter gets tattoo, mom demands it be covered

Risking relationship with daughter over tattoo, YTA ‍♀️

Commenter accuses mother of being shallow and judgmental

Commenter calls out controlling behavior as abuse

Mom tries to control adult daughter’s tattoo, gets called out.

Mom faces backlash for demanding daughter covers tattoo at home

Daughter’s tattoo causes family feud. YTA for demanding cover-up.

Commenter predicts karma for judgmental mother.

Parental control or overreaction? Commenter calls out mom’s behavior

Commenter calls out mom’s judgmental behavior and entitlement

Commenter calls someone YTA, wonder who they’re talking about

Deciding between values and relationships

Daughter’s butterfly tattoo causes major conflict with mom

Let her decorate her temple ‍♀️ ‍♂️ and apologize for cruel threat

Tattoo drama at home. YTA but it’s your rules ‍♀️

Encouraging comment defends daughter’s tattoo against judgmental mother.

Mom’s controlling behavior pushes daughter away, not tattoo.

Body autonomy defended with sass. YTA put in place.

Mom criticized for making daughter cover tattoo at home

Daughter’s tattoo, mom’s rules? YTA, says commenter.