Losing a loved one is never easy, but sometimes the decisions we have to make in the aftermath can lead to even more heartache. When Don, a neurodivergent young man, passed away, he left behind his beloved African Grey Parrot, Ash. Don’s sibling, who inherited everything, was faced with the tough decision of what to do with Ash. After considering various options, they found what they thought was the perfect solution. But their mother wasn’t too happy about it.
Don’s Love for His Parrot ❤️
A Special Bond
Don’s Tragic Passing
The Parrot Dilemma
Family Says No ♀️
Searching for a Solution ️♀️
Uncle to the Rescue! ♂️
Reuniting Old Friends
A New Home for Ash
Mom’s Disapproval
Sibling’s Defense ️
Taking Responsibility
Mom Still Unhappy
Seeking Validation
Clarification
A Parrot’s Fate: Did They Make the Right Choice?
After inheriting their late brother’s beloved parrot, Ash, our protagonist faced the tough decision of finding a new home for the bird. With family members unable or unwilling to take Ash, they eventually found a loving home with their uncle, who had experience with parrots. Despite taking responsibility for Ash’s expenses and care, their mother disapproved of the decision, sparking a family conflict. Was it the right choice, or did they miss something crucial? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this feathery situation…
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NTA. You found Ash a loving home with an experienced person.
NTA: Mom wants you to take care of unwanted bird?
NTA: Adopting a parrot after a loved one’s death can be emotional
NAH. Choosing the best care for a beloved parrot amidst grief
NTA! Taking care of the parrot is a noble gesture.
NTA. Going above and beyond, golden heart shines through.
A heartfelt thank you for finding Ash a loving home!
Uncle wanted the parrot, mom overreacted. Grief makes people irrational.
NTA. Your mom meant well, but a bird deserves better
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NTA! Bird’s in good hands. Mom needs to chill
NTA. Wise decisions made, but why is mom making it an issue?
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NTA. Successfully re-homing a difficult parrot is remarkable! Consider parents’ feelings.
NTA. Your uncle needs to take responsibility for his choices.
NTA, but consider your mom’s sentimental attachment to the bird.
NTA for rehoming parrot. Mom’s grief is clouding her judgment.
NTA. Parrots need caretakers who genuinely enjoy their company
Uncle’s care for previous bird suggests he’ll care for Ash.
Mom’s judgement? None of her beeswax! ♂️
NTA. Parrot found a great new home!
Fair and compassionate decision to keep late brother’s beloved parrot.
Finding a loving home for the parrot was the right move
NTA: Standing up for yourself and the bird against family drama.
Giving away the parrot was the right decision for its well-being.
Passionate parrot owner defends giving away late brother’s beloved bird.
