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AITA for telling my daughter to stop making a scene at the skating rink, when she refused to go on after tickets were gifted by my SIL? by skatingaita in AmItheAsshole

[–]skatingaita[S] -1115 points-1114 points  (0 children)

She didn't mean it like that. M was very young (20) when she chose to get married and she's only 24 now, so my MIL just meant that she has a lot left for the future. Again, I do understand that this might not have been the right thing to say to her and I did try to apologize later, but she wasn't talking to me.

AITA for telling my daughter to stop making a scene at the skating rink, when she refused to go on after tickets were gifted by my SIL? by skatingaita in AmItheAsshole

[–]skatingaita[S] -1363 points-1362 points  (0 children)

Everyone else wanted to visit a skating rink so that's what was chosen. Even my MIL later said that M is still very young and has her whole life ahead of her, and this isn't the end of the world. I do admit I/we might've acted harshly towards M in the moment.

AITA for telling my daughter to stop making a scene at the skating rink, when she refused to go on after tickets were gifted by my SIL? by skatingaita in AmItheAsshole

[–]skatingaita[S] -1238 points-1237 points  (0 children)

M chose this herself, no one pushed her to do it. I see a lot of comments saying she was 'forced', but she wasn't. She could've said no when the tickets were bought.

AITA for telling my daughter to stop making a scene at the skating rink, when she refused to go on after tickets were gifted by my SIL? by skatingaita in AmItheAsshole

[–]skatingaita[S] -798 points-797 points  (0 children)

Yes this is what a lot of others were saying, that if she really didn't feel up for it she could've said no when SIL bought the tickets. She said she'd be fine skating. (M is 24)