Erm, can you not?
By xxrissixx - 18/06/2017 20:00
By xxrissixx - 18/06/2017 20:00
If it's not for school or some other organization with a set itinerary, just don't tell them any info about your trip.
He really has no right to do that. Maybe you should talk to him about it if it's bothering you that much.
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Show it anywayI do have siblings. Why would she leave her sister behind if her dad is gong to pick up the cost.
Freedom? You don't know if she is always shackled with her sister on everything she does, we also don't know how old the sister is. If you was planning a trip to get some alone time and just relax and do your own thing you wouldn't be happy to be told to now look after your sister or at the very least do it all with her (which takes away the reason for wanting to go on the trip. We also don't know if she's planning on going with a boyfriend or just some friends, it just simply states she's been saving up on her own doesn't mean that there are no other people.
Maybe it was to meet a friend, a lover elsewhere; maybe she's already going with a tight group of friends; maybe it was one of those soul searching trips etc. - we don't know what the circumstances are. Also, from the phrasing, it doesn't seem like the OP is actually against the sister coming, just the circumstances in which this might happen. Maybe OP saved some money and the sister decided not to. For me, the bigger issue would be that, I would've been saving all that money for the sake of this probably missing out on some other things, whereas the sister can now get the same trip for free? The dad should support them equally or not at all.
Let's hold on here, folks. None of us, including me, know the details behind the story and pulling "facts" out of our asses and inventing scenarios. Unless the OP comes in and fills us in on the real circumstances, we cannot intelligently judge them.
Yet you were the one who judged her as the "shit sister". all I see now is that your trying to back out of it
and yet, you have. maybe it had nothing to do with the fact that she might have to go with her sister, maybe it's just the fact that while she's been saving up for it, her sister can go for free
If none of us know the facts, then why the hell are you bitching like a child about the sister? You don't know the reason why she wants to go by herself, but you're screaming at the top of your lungs like you're their father. Go back to making lame jokes and stop jumping to conclusions.
Well someone is definitely playing favourites..
If you are old enough to afford such a trip you are old enough and mature enough to say No to both of them. If she isn't welcome or invited why should she want to join? Yes, traveling is great but it is no so fun when you are with people who don't want you around. Put your foot down OP. And it sucks you have worked hard to save up and he is willing to pay her way. Ouch.
Have you had bonding with your sister at all? Aside from that your dad thinks it's needed...
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If it's not for school or some other organization with a set itinerary, just don't tell them any info about your trip.
He really has no right to do that. Maybe you should talk to him about it if it's bothering you that much.