Mom Demands Sister Replace Sold Video Games

Meet Gina, a 44-year-old mom of four who’s found herself in a family feud. Her sister Tina, a single mom, sold her son’s video games without permission, and now Gina wants them replaced. But is she being unreasonable? Let’s dive into the story and find out! ‍ ‍

The Family and Gaming Life ‍ ‍ ‍

Console Games and Christmas Gifts

GTA and Parenting ‍

Sister Tina and Her Kids ‍♀️ ‍ ‍

Grounded Kids and Babysitting Grandma

Tina’s Overdrive and Blame Game ️‍♀️

The Game Loan and Snooping

Tina’s Extreme Reaction

Mike’s Panic Call

Gina’s Response and Call to Tina ‍

Tina’s Refusal and Accusations

Gina’s Stand and Mom’s Scolding ‍ ‍

Gina’s Demand and Mom’s Response ‍

Husband Jake’s Opinion

The Great Video Game Debate

So, Gina’s sister Tina sold her son’s video games without permission, and now Gina is demanding they be replaced. But with Tina being a single mom and not making much money, is Gina being unreasonable? The family is divided, with even Gina’s husband Jake unsure if she’s in the right. What do you think? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this situation…

Single mom sold video games that weren’t hers, NTA for refusing payment

Single mom sells games, grounds daughter for sex, NTA comment

Sister judges parenting over games? NTA. She’s a twit

NTA comment calls out sister’s theft and parenting skills

NTA. Consider buying replacements for your kid’s games.

Grateful mom plans game shopping with son tomorrow

Sister sold video games, NTA but small claims court?

NTA suggests legal action against sister for selling video games.

Respectful NTA demands sister replace borrowed video games

NTA commenter supports replacing sold video games.

Demanding sister return sold games, NTA suggests pressing charges.

Single mom sells video games, demands replacement. Commenter calls out entitlement.

NTA commenter calls out sister for stealing, suggests prank revenge.

NTA. Sister owes money for stolen property. Video games don’t cause violence.

Buy the games again or say goodbye to your sister

Sister sold borrowed video games, dismissed comments, classic a-hole move

User calls out victim mentality in single mothers.

NTA. Sister sold games, has money to replace. Hypocritical bad mom.

Aunt steals from nephew, commenters agree she’s TA

Sister sold son’s games, mother favors daughter. NTA stands up.

NTA. Commenter empathizes with OP’s sister’s situation, but condemns her behavior and advises OP to move on and hold their head high.

Mom sold video games, NTA says she should replace them

Selling someone else’s property without permission is not okay . NTA.

Sister sold video games, won’t return money. NTA, but awful sister.

Sarcastic response to OP’s obvious NTA question

Mom sells sister’s video games, commenters agree she’s NTA

Possible recourse for sold video games through pawn shop records

Suggests reimbursing for sold games, or having digital copies. NTA

Sister sold kids’ games, freaked out when called out. NTA.

Single mother not excused from selling son’s video games

Gaming doesn’t cause violence, I played GTA and never killed anyone

Video games don’t cause bad behavior, bad parenting does

NTA, sister stole and sold games. Don’t let her punish kids.

“NTA- I sold stuff that wasn’t mine. Self-awareness level 0.”

NTA. Sister sold son’s games, should replace them. Mom and sister insecure.

Stealing is never justified, even for a single mom

Mom sells son’s games, NTA demands sister replace them

Kid exposes mom’s theft, demands justice.

Petty revenge suggestions, but ultimately NTA (not the a**hole).

Sister won’t pay for sold games due to self-righteous attitude ‍♀️

NTA comment suggests stealing equal value from sister’s house

Stand up for yourself and don’t let others take advantage!

Sensible response to mom’s unreasonable actions

Parenting skills questioned in game-selling dispute

Single mom sells video games, demands sister replace them. NTA.

Sister sold son’s video games, commenter suggests calling her out.

Single mom sympathy card doesn’t excuse bad decisions. Hold accountable.

Sister sold video games that weren’t hers, NTA for demanding replacement

Single parent shares successful parenting experience and advice.

Replacing sold property is a must. NTA, op.

Standing up for respect and boundaries within family relationships

Suggests a simple fix and urges OP to own up.

Mom sold child’s video games, NTA demands replacement, justified.

Engaging comment defending the mother’s actions with a twist

Defending underage drinking and sex in a video game dispute

Take control of the relationship and move on.

Taking revenge on sister’s sold games.

Taking her to court for the messed up Gamestop value

NTA commenter defends brother’s right to sold console and games

Suggests consequences for sister’s actions, proposes alternative solution.

Savage reply shuts down bad mother, aunt, and sister.

Be the bigger person . Offer support instead of fighting .

Demanding sister pays for sold video games. NTA wins.

Mom sells video games that weren’t hers, blames sister’s kid. NTA

NTA calls out bad parenting and demands reimbursement for sold games.

Demanding justice for stolen games

Family drama and tough love – NTA comment section

Sister sold kid’s games, commenter calls out entitlement and drama

Empathetic comment on stressed single parent’s struggle with disrespectful kids

Compromise suggested for selling adult video games to sister’s child

Single mom defends sister for not replacing sold video games.

User defends son’s stolen video games, questions parenting and blames sister. NTA

NTA defends sister’s decision to sell games, calls out childish behavior.

NTA, but emotional cost of going after money not worth it

Redditor suggests taking sister to court for sold video games ⚖️

Mom sells son’s video games, demands sister replace them. NTA suggests hidden motive.

Legal action may be necessary to recover sold video games.

NTA commenter criticizes parenting style, suggests open communication and education.

Sister stole and sold child’s games, NTA for demanding payment

Single mothers don’t deserve special treatment, according to commenter.