Picture this: you’re a dad who’s been divorced for nine years from your ex-wife, who cheated on you and is now married to a not-so-nice guy. You have four kids together, and your youngest daughter, Rory, has just spent a month with her mom and stepdad, only to return home feeling like a babysitter rather than a daughter. So, when your ex-wife calls to ask if Rory can stay with her for another month, what do you do? Laugh, of course! But now, the dad is left wondering if his laughter was a bit too harsh.
The Divorced Family
Rory’s Living Situation
A Month with Mom and Stepdad ️
Feeling like a Babysitter
The Unexpected Call
Dad’s Reaction: Laughter
Was it too Harsh? ♂️
A Clarification on the Timeline ⏰
Dad’s Laughter: Justified or Too Much?
So, there you have it: a dad who couldn’t help but laugh when his ex-wife asked for their daughter to stay another month after she had already felt neglected and used as a babysitter during her previous visit. While some might argue that his laughter was a bit harsh, others might say it was a justified response to the situation. What do you think? Was Dad in the right for laughing, or should he have handled the situation more delicately? Let’s dive into the internet’s top responses on this matter!
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NTA. Laughing at ex-wife’s ridiculous request, but consider delicate approach.
NTA – Protect your daughter and support her decisions
NTA. Daughter’s choice, custody change, and shared expenses.
“NTA. Ex-wife manipulates to get a free live-in nanny. ♂️”
NTA – Get a lawyer and protect your daughter’s wishes
Ex-wife wants free babysitting, time for daughter to come home
Laughing at lies: NTA finds primal joy in debunking falsehoods
NTA: Prioritize your daughter’s safety and wellbeing over others’ feelings ♂️
NTA: Laughing all the way to pick up my daughter ♂️
NTA: Don’t act like a clown if you don’t want laughter
NTA! Custody agreement needs adjustment for 15-year-old daughter ♂️
NTA, Ex-wife embarrassed after getting caught, feels humiliated
NTA: Unpaid babysitter for half-siblings, advocate for your daughter ♂️
Ex-wife upset about losing free babysitter. Not the a**hole.
Dad’s hilarious response to ex-wife’s request leaves her speechless
Forget the losers, get your daughter back! Rory will too
Best dad ever! NTA. Daughter is blessed
NTA: Ex-wife wants free babysitting? Rory hated it ♂️
NTA. Ex-wife uses child as live-in babysitter ♂️
Protecting daughter: NTA. Let the court decide mom’s house.
NTA. Laughing at ex-wife’s request may be rude, but she’s sensitive ♂️
Laughing at ex-wife’s request? NTA! Daughter’s needs come first.
Be the bad guy, prioritize your kid’s happiness
NTA: Cheaters don’t deserve nice, they need consequences ♂️
NTA. Ex treating daughter like babysitter. Stick to agreement or court.
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