We all know that family dynamics can be delicate, especially when it comes to navigating relationships with stepchildren. Our protagonist (27F) has been dating Ben (32M) for two years and has had a rocky start with his 12-year-old daughter, Sam. While things have improved, Sam has a habit of taking things our protagonist enjoys. In a surprising twist, a sarcastic comment about bread ends leads to an unexpected family drama.
The Rocky Start ️
Sam’s Struggles
Divorce and Custody
Therapy Sessions ️
Petty Habits
Leftovers Drama
The Bread End Trick
Sam’s Reaction
French Toast Incident ️
Accusations Fly ️
Friend’s Opinion
Bread Trick Backfires, But Was It Really That Bad?
Our protagonist’s sarcastic comment about loving bread ends with Sam eating them out of spite, even though she hates them. When the truth came out, Sam accused our protagonist of tricking her, and Ben sided with his daughter, calling her a j**k and telling her to leave. While the situation may seem trivial, it has caused a rift in the family dynamic. Is our protagonist really in the wrong, or do Ben and Sam need to lighten up? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation.
Leave a vapor trail and dodge that bullet! #NTA
Bread prank sparks family drama, but commenter finds it hilarious
Laughter ensues as commenter approves sneaky bread trick.
Partner enables bratty behavior, NTA for sneaky bread trick
Bread trick backfires, but NTA commenter finds it hilarious
Tricking kids into eating healthy? NTA, but Ben needs chill
Dad prefers end pieces, nothing harmful about them. NTA
NTA stands up for themselves against petty family member.
Fair play: Sneaky bread trick causes family drama, saves lifetime grief
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Sassy comment suggests finding a new guy without a kid
Understanding teenage rebellion and divorce aftermath. NTA.
End pieces drama: NTA comment is both funny and empathetic
NTA. Reevaluate relationship with Ben, his reaction to harmless “prank”.
Sarcasm gone wrong causes family drama. Boyfriend’s red flag?
Family drama ensues over sneaky bread trick. Commenter finds it hilarious.
Single parent should correct daughter’s behavior and move on.
Mom’s sneaky food trick backfires, but it’s still hilarious
Parenting woes: Dealing with a difficult child can strain relationships
Bread trick causes family drama, but commenter is NTA. End pieces are useful and delicious.
Boyfriend’s daughter steals favorite bread, commenter advises standing up to her.
NTA points out the ridiculousness of Ben’s defense ♀️
Sarcastic NTA comment defends against bread trick and family drama
NTA, Ben’s behavior is unacceptable. ♀️
Calling out toxic behavior and lack of consequences
Supportive commenter empathizes with OP’s situation and offers advice.
Sarcastic comment snowballs, but OP not the a**hole. ♀️
Embrace the end pieces! Support for NTA in hotdog debate.
NTA points out Ben’s enabling behavior and suggests focusing on child’s healing
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Sarcastic NTA comment shuts down entitled family drama
Sneaky bread trick causes family drama, but commenter says NTA.
Sneaky bread trick leads to family drama and relationship sabotage
Supportive comment encourages leaving unhealthy relationship with a father.
Partner not worth spending life with. NTA.
Boyfriend overreacts to harmless bread trick, parenting concerns raised.
Sneaky bread trick causes family drama, but who’s at fault?
Boyfriend needs a reality check and change of therapist. NTA
Move on without them, it’s their loss ♀️
Boyfriend enables spoiled brat, terrible partner
Sneaky sibling tricks family into loving bread heels
Therapy needed for father and daughter before new partners. NTA.
Supportive comment encourages leaving toxic family.
Supportive comment encourages leaving toxic partner and family drama.
Joke turns into bread drama, but commenter is not the a****e
Moving on from heartache, NTA comment offers advice
Confronting a sneaky family member with proof
No harm in eating the b**t end of the bread. Boyfriend overreacted.
Cut the drama and move on. Definitely NTA
Nailed it! Commenter finds a way to be NTA and ESH
Encouraging approach to picky eaters with relatable personal anecdote
12-year-old’s cruel behavior backfires, causing family drama. NTA.
Bread drama and relationship advice – just walk away ♀️
Step-parenting woes: BF’s daughter vs. sneaky bread trick
Sneaky bread trick causes family drama, but OP is NTA.
Kid causing drama in relationship, NTA for wanting out ♀️
Sarcastic parent causes confusion, but not the a**hole (NTA)
Bread debate turns into relationship advice.
Stand up for yourself and move on, NTA!
Standing up for yourself against toxic family members.
Using bread end pieces for French toast? Genius! NTA wins.
NTA commenter suggests therapy for child, questions worth of relationship.
Standing up to entitled behavior with a sneaky bread trick
Woman’s partner and daughter lack basic respect. Leave. NTA.
Creative use of bread ends causes family drama. Partner problem?
NTA. BF should address his kid’s mean behavior, not blame you
Ending a toxic relationship is tough, but worth it
Last Updated on February 18, 2024 by Diply Social Team
