Three years ago, Daphne, a woman who used to be a positive and pleasant person, became pregnant and gave birth to a child with a congenital condition. Since then, her mental health has taken a nosedive, causing her to become malicious, envious, and easily angered. After a mental breakdown, she finally started therapy and her sister invited her to a beach vacation. However, after witnessing her behavior during Christmas, the sister is having second thoughts.
Daphne’s Pregnancy and Life Change
Relationship Struggles and Mental Health Decline
Daphne’s Transformation
A Mental Breakdown and Therapy
A Beach Vacation Invitation ️
Christmas Chaos
Swearing and Snapping
Jim’s Obsession with Another Child
Family Anxiety Over the Situation
Canceling the Trip
Therapist’s Recommendation
Daphne’s Reaction
Second Thoughts and Family Opinions
Parents’ Surprising Stance
Is Canceling the Trip Justified?
After witnessing Daphne’s destructive behavior during Christmas, her sister decided to cancel the beach vacation she had invited her to. Daphne’s therapist had said the break would be good for her, but her actions made it hard to agree. Even the sister’s parents, who saw the chaos unfold, think the trip shouldn’t have been canceled. So, is canceling the trip justified or not? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
NTA. Sister’s behavior during Xmas shows what to expect. No obligation.
“My therapist said how bad it would be for me.”
Your mental health matters too.
Sister’s therapist recommends vacation, but her behavior suggests otherwise
“NTA, OP. Your sister made a selfish decision with real-life consequences “
“NTA, don’t let her burden you. Jim’s behavior is concerning. “
NTA. A beach vacation won’t fix anything, just share the burden
NTA. Daphne needs a break, but not at your expense
NTA. Sister needs more than a vacation to improve her mental health
Debating ownership of owed vacation with a touch of sass
Parent calls out sister for abusive behavior, advocates for Liam
Offering the beach home as an option? ️ That could backfire.
NTA. Therapist never said you owe her a vacation.
NTA. Sister needs a vacation, but her behavior is horrible
Family safety first! You’re doing a great job, NTA
NTA. Concerned about sister’s behavior towards disabled child. Put family first.
Sister’s therapist suggests a vacation, but commenters disagree. NTA
Managing mental health is a one-man show
NTA, you made the right decision!
NTA: Your sister’s recovery shouldn’t disrupt your family.
Parent struggling with child’s needs, concerned for sister’s safety.
You deserve a break too! Your mental health matters
NTA- Set boundaries and prioritize your own well-being
Special needs mom shares her struggles and offers empathy and advice
NTA. Concerned about brother’s safety, sister’s mental health not OP’s responsibility
Last Updated on February 4, 2024 by Diply Social Team
