Welcome to R-slash. Am I the butthole where OP calls the cops on her own husband?

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Am I the butthole for calling the cops on my husband after I found out that he was hiding my son's motorcycle?

I got my son a $7,000 motorcycle for his 18th birthday this past June.

My son is obsessed with automobiles and loves motorcycles.

In his room, he has models and posters of motorcycles of all types.

His biological dad passed away when he was just 12.

Now I'm married to my current husband who has kids of his own.

My husband has always been against my son's interest in motorcycles.

He thinks that I'm encouraging him to be reckless, distracting him from school,

and by extension his future, and spoiling him and blowing money by spending $7,000 on a motorcycle.

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