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Guaranteed human. Am I the a-hole for telling my son that he ruined Christmas for me and his stepdad when he decided to spend it with his dad? Oh, this is a bit dicey. We're going to have to see what this story says. Me, female, and my husband, male, are divorced. We have a 16-year-old son together, Mason. I got remarried to my husband, male, Nathan. My ex-husband and I used to argue on who should get Mason for the holidays back when he was little. As he got older, we started letting him decide. Last year, he spent Christmas with me, Nathan and my in-laws, and he complained that the experience was terrible because he said Nathan and his family had a little to know

accommodation for his food choices. I'm not defending them, but my in-laws are quite traditional

when it comes to food and bit ignorant when it comes to what Mason eats. I only eat white foods.

I am a sugaritarian. I only eat sugar. I had an ex-girlfriend that would only eat white

foods, like rice, white bread.

That seems like a Reddit story in the making. She grew out of it, but when she was younger. Oh, oh, like, like as a kid. Yeah, as a kid. Okay, I thought you were saying she was like, I only eat white foods. Buy me bread, buy me bananas, or get the fuck out of my face. Out of my life. Yep. No, no, no.

He also said he doesn't feel as welcome as the other kids in the family and that Nathan

forced him to share his personal stuff like his phone so that his step-nephews could watch

Christmas movies.

Yesterday during breakfast, we were talking about Christmas and what we were planning this year.

But then out of nowhere, he announced he'll be spending this Christmas with his dad at a rental Christmas cottage in his favorite town.

Sounds lit.

Yeah.

A rental Christmas cottage in his favorite town.

Yo, like you can't beat that, bro.

That's also after like being in a place.

Yeah, the worst Christmas ever.

Come on.

I was stunned.

So is Nathan.

How are you stunned, man?

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