Teenage Girl Accused Of Lying About Not Knowing How To Play The Piano

When a teenager’s aunt and uncle ask her to teach her younger cousin how to play the piano, she refuses, claiming she doesn’t have the qualifications. But when they insist she teach the little girl the few songs she knows how to play, the teen snaps and calls them out for being hypocrites. She accuses them of pretending not to have enough money for lessons while splurging on expensive toys and vacations. The family is now at odds, with the teen refusing to apologize. But is she in the wrong? Read on to find out.

Musical prodigy or just lucky? Teen accused of lying about skills

Talented musician admits to playing the piano despite accusations.

Self-taught pianist fools family into thinking she’s a prodigy

Frustration over privileged family refusing piano lessons for cousin

Surprise piano skills lead to accusations of selfishness

Facing accusations of piano-playing skills she doesn’t have ‍♀️

Refusing to teach piano reveals family’s financial hypocrisy

Appreciation for the community’s response and engagement

Teenage girl called a liar for not teaching cousin piano

A young girl has been accused of lying about her piano-playing abilities after her aunt and uncle demanded she teach their daughter. Despite explaining that she had never taken a lesson and only knew a few songs from online tutorials, the family attacked her and called her a liar. The incident has caused a rift in the family, with the girl’s parents insisting she apologize for standing up for herself. Many people online have come to the girl’s defense, calling out the aunt and uncle for being hypocritical about their supposed lack of funds for lessons. The situation raises questions about the entitlement of some family members and the pressure to provide free services simply because of familial ties. The comments and reactions to this story have been mixed, with some sympathizing with the girl and others calling her disrespectful. What do you think?

NTA. Commenters share their own musical self-teaching experiences

NTA verdict for OP who refused to give free piano lessons.

Standing up to family can come at a cost.

Teaching piano for free? NTA but crazy, charge for it

Don’t let entitled relatives guilt trip you into free labor

NTA! Professional musicians explain the importance of proper technique and the risk of lifelong injuries.

Teaching family for free? No way!

Standing up for yourself is not selfish, NTA!

Standing up for yourself like a boss! #NotTheA**hole

Parents accused of emotional abuse towards daughter’s piano skills

Standing up for yourself is always deserved

Self-taught musical prodigy stands up to entitled parents

Sharing is caring! NTA helps cousin with piano lessons.

Standing up to bullies, NTA explains the physical risks of piano.

NTA, but it might be fun to bond with your cousin

Certified pianist explains qualifications required to teach, supportive replies.

Natural talent vs. formal training

NTA for not teaching piano without formal training

Money can’t buy class, but it can buy a piano

Teaching piano not your forte, NTA for refusing

Teaching piano for profit

Misconceptions about musicians and tech experts debunked

Standing up for what’s right

A**holes all around! ESH verdict reached.

Teaching someone to play piano can be frustrating

Don’t apologize, let the trash take itself out ️

A helpful NTA comment on giving free piano lessons

Middle class agrees piano lessons aren’t expensive

Setting healthy boundaries with toxic family, it’s okay to say no

Standing up for yourself against entitled family members

NTA stands up to dick family members over piano skills

A self-taught musician explains why they don’t give free lessons

Supportive parenting wins! ❤️ NTA confirmed.

OP called out for contradicting post and seeking validation.

Unannounced visit, accusations, and name-calling? Not the a-hole here ‍♀️

Standing up for yourself: a win against gaslighting tactics

Teach your cousin a lesson NTA

Money doesn’t define people: a lesson for everyone ESH

Standing up for yourself without apologizing? ‍♀️ #NTA

Stand your ground and teach your cousins Chop Sticks

Breaking barriers: Learning piano for free with online tutorials

Navigating entitled family members with a sincere non-backing down apology ‍♀️

Confident beginner musician asserts qualifications with humor