Participating in activities with your family can be a lot of fun.
What would you do if your sister got you tickets to an event that you cannot attend without asking you about it, and then demanded that you pay her back for them?
That is the situation the sibling in this story finds herself in, and she is refusing to pay her sister back, which is making her upset.
Let’s see how the story plays out…
AITAH for refusing to “repay” my sister?
My sister has the habit of purchasing tickets for events for the extended family over holidays without consulting said family members and expecting us to pay her back for what she got.
This year she bought tickets to play laser tag and a game room.
She really should have known better.
She knows I had two major surgeries recently, have a broken leg, and need hip surgery, yet bought me tickets for these very physical events that I can’t attend due to pain and lack of mobility.
She’s mad that I won’t “pay her back” for something I can’t do and was not even asked if I wanted to do.
Good job, stand your ground.
I am refusing to pay her back.
(In past years I have paid her for things after she is presumptive about getting tickets to events without talking to anyone first. This year it should have been obvious to her that I can’t do it and I’ve had enough!)
AITA?
Absolutely not. She bought something without consulting first and that is on her.
Let’s see what the people in the comments on Reddit have to say.
This person thinks the sister is delusional.
This would be fun.
This is the perfect time to set some boundaries.
Yup, it should be pretty simple.
This person wrote her a script.
Her sister needs to learn a lesson from this.
If you thought that was an interesting story, check this one out about a man who created a points system for his inheritance, and a family friend ends up getting almost all of it.
