Mom Refuses to Pay for Daughter’s Acne Scar Removal

A 48-year-old mom finds herself in a heated debate with her 22-year-old daughter over whether or not she should pay for her daughter’s acne scar removal surgery. The mom had previously promised to pay off her daughter’s university degree, which she did, but now her daughter wants her to cover the cost of the surgery as well. The daughter argues that since there’s still money left over after paying her tuition, she’s entitled to it. Let’s dive into this family drama!

The Promise and the Savings

University Debt Paid Off ✅

The Daughter’s Argument

Mom’s Stance on the Matter

Entitlement or Fair Request?

Daughter’s Financial Situation

Mom’s Opinion on Saving ⏳

Healthcare and Acne Treatment

The Cause of the Scars

Regrets and Consequences

A New Agreement

Future Rent and Conditions

A Compromise Reached, but at What Cost?

After a heated debate, the mom agrees to pay for her daughter’s acne scar removal surgery. However, she sets new conditions: she will no longer cover her daughter’s car insurance, car payments, gas, and cell phone, and her daughter must move out in 3 months. If she moves back, she’ll have to pay rent. The daughter agrees, but does she really mean it? Only time will tell. Meanwhile, let’s see what the internet has to say about this family drama…

Daughter wants mom to pay for acne scar removal, commenters say NTA.

Daughter demands acne scar removal, gets a hard lesson. NTA

NTA saves daughter from debt, she should act like grown-up

Daughter demands acne scar removal money, commenter says NTA.

Saving money for daughter, but won’t pay for acne scars. NAH.

Parental responsibility? Split the cost of acne scar removal 50/50.

Mother not obligated to pay for daughter’s acne scar removal

Parenting never stops. Consider the emotional meaning behind it

ESH, but OP’s toxic attitude towards daughter worsens self-esteem issues

Mother’s transactional relationship with daughter criticized, predicts low contact in future

Canadian commenter calls out OP’s unreliable narration and cruelty

Acne scars are often not due to negligence or picking.

Offering a compromise for daughter’s acne scar removal.

Acne scar removal not free, but daughter should pay own bills

Standing up to entitled behavior. NTA wins this round!

User empathizes with daughter’s situation but supports move out plan.

Daughter wants mom to pay for acne scar removal, commenters disagree.

Mixed feelings about both parties’ behavior.

Expert advice on acne scar removal and makeup tips shared.

User accuses OP of being the a**hole for giving in.

Canadian healthcare doesn’t cover acne treatment, confusion ensues

Tough love or relationship damage? Money vs daughter’s scars

A painful reminder of a broken deal between mother and daughter

Parent criticized for not paying for daughter’s acne scar removal

Empathetic comment suggests addressing daughter’s self-esteem and financial literacy

Fair compromise suggested, hopes for daughter’s self-confidence. NAH

NTA. Thoughtful savings for education contingencies. Loan with repayment plan.

Daughter ungrateful for loan repayment, not entitled to expensive surgery

Daughter wants acne scar removal, but is not entitled to it

Prescription of Accutane can fade acne scars, not just picking.

Empathetic comment calls for acne scar treatment, defends daughter’s request.

NTA suggests daughter should save for acne scar removal

Empathetic comment suggests encouraging daughter to research surgical options. NAH.

A user shares their experience with acne scars and suggests a 50/50 split.

Daughter demands money for cosmetic surgery, NTA refuses.

Envious commenter praises OP for setting up daughter successfully

Curious about the account details before judging the situation

Daughter wants mom to pay for acne scar removal, but commenters side with mom.

Acne scars can impact personal life and career. Consider interest-free loan.

Misunderstanding over education account, pay for acne removal or not?

Reward for graduating on time under budget debated. NAH/ESH.

Helping your daughter with acne scars is reasonable and kind ❤️

NTA commenter thinks daughter should be grateful for college payment

User thinks OP is NTA but should have made daughter independent.

OP seeks advice for acne scars, community shares experiences ❤️

A scathing comment calling out toxic behavior

Daughter wants acne scar removal, mom not obligated to pay

Mother refuses to pay for daughter’s cosmetic surgery. NTA.

Don’t keep score, but daughter has means to take care.

Parent sees acne scar removal as necessary as dental care

User called out for spiteful tone in enforcing boundaries. YTA

Enabling entitlement with $$$? YTA according to commenter.

NTA. Money, choice. Why no treatment/dermatologist when younger?

NTA stands up for herself and makes a good deal

Daughter asks for more free money, commenter says NTA

Don’t let her play you! You’ve done enough financially. #NTA

Daughter needs a reality check, stop paying for everything.

Daughter needs to grow up and stop being babied.

Daughter wants cosmetic surgery, NTA refuses to pay. Fair decision.

Daughter not entitled to money saved for her schooling.

Daughter needs to appreciate her privileged position. NTA

Daughter demands acne scar removal, NTA refuses to pay.

Daughter demands more money despite living rent-free. NTA

Encouraging comment suggests getting a loan for acne treatment

Supportive comment, advises to prepare for eviction if necessary

Daughter needs a reality check, NTA for cutting off support

Parent suggests daughter save for acne scar removal, NTA.

Daughter ungrateful for $24k gift, should pay for own scars

NTA, but financial decision may lead to regret

Daughter should take financial responsibility for her acne removal

Parent not obligated to pay for cosmetic procedure, NTA

Childhood entitlement leads to harsh reality check in the future

Grateful NTA commenter reflects on privilege and missed opportunities

Daughter’s entitlement backfires. NTA, don’t pay for anything else

Daughter’s acne scars: mom refuses to pay. Commenter says NTA.

Daughter wants acne scar removal, mom refuses. Entitled behavior discussed. NTA.

Responsible daughter declines to burden parents with cosmetic expenses

Last Updated on February 14, 2024 by Diply Social Team