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today's first story. Today's first story comes from a throwaway account who says, am I the

arseall for canceling the family trip after I found out that my wife cancelled my son's ticket.

Situation is a bit messy, so bear with me.

I male 42, have two boys, Adam 16 and Leo 14.

Then mum passed away five years ago, and I married my wife Rose about a year ago.

Rose adores both of my boys but complains about

Leo being overly uptight and closed up. It's true that he likes to keep to himself, doesn't

participate in most family functions, but that's just how he is. My wife hasn't taken it personally

and kept saying that Leo clearly doesn't like her,

and slash or doesn't like spending time with her.

What she started doing was try to exclude him from events under the excuse of he wouldn't be

interested anyway, which I thought was wrong because he's picked up on that and started

asking why. So I told my wife just to do her part and had given him the choice to decide whether he

wants to participate or not and not outright exclude him.

I'd been arranging for a family trip and days ago I booked tickets and a hotel reservation

upon deciding our destination.

Note that I was paying for the entire thing. but the day of the trip I found out that

Leo's ticket had been cancelled. I was dumbfounded to discover it was my wife who cancelled it.

I immediately confronted her and she said she figured Leo wouldn't want to come, but she knew

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