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This story is from Duck Hot 891 who says am I the asshole for funding my son's

hobby but not my daughters. So my son fell in love with ice skating after he went on this

reward trip when he was eight with his school. After he came back from the trip he begged and begged

me to let him learn. I didn't want to go all in and he

lose interest in a month, but he never lost interest and the stars aligned when I saw someone

give away a pair of children's skates on Facebook and they were my son's size. So I got him the

skates and my best friend knew someone who worked at the ice rink and sorted it so my son could go in for free.

So he could watch videos and practice whenever he could and practically taught himself.

His first pair of skates fell apart before he outgrew them and I bought him a brand new one for his 10th birthday.

I surprised him with figure skating lessons.

Since then, he's competed in a few competitions,

but he mainly just does it because he enjoys it. When we moved, I paid for his membership at the

ice rink. Whenever he outgrew or broke his skates, I would get him new ones. I drove him to practice

and competitions. My son is now 16 and my daughter is 18.

Unlike my son, my daughter never really had a hobby or anything.

However, in the past few years, she had a few interests and that she would give up on after

a few weeks.

First it was crocheting, then it was baking, then it was yoga and so on and so on.

I didn't mind getting her things for her

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