Girl Yells At Dad After Finding Out That He Cheated On Her Mother

OP’s parents divorced when they were just six years old, and they never knew the real reason behind it. Recently, they found out that their dad had been unfaithful to their mom, resulting in a heated argument. OP expressed their anger and frustration towards their dad, feeling that he had broken up the family for someone he barely knew, causing them anxiety and distress as a child.

OP’s uncle defended them during the argument, stating they had every right to be upset. However, OP’s friend suggested that while they had a valid reason to be upset, it might not have been their place to yell at their dad. OP is now conflicted, wondering if they overreacted and whether they should also be upset with their mom for not revealing the truth earlier. They seek clarification on whether their outburst was justified. In this situation, OP’s emotions are understandable, given the circumstances, but whether they were right to yell at their dad is subjective and depends on individual perspectives regarding their right to know and the appropriate way to express their feelings.

OP’s parents’ divorce when he was 16 caused emotional turmoil, leading to homesickness, anxiety, and self-blame, but he eventually adapted to their new partners.

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OP was around 6 when his parents divorced, and he only learned the real reason a week ago, despite asking questions in his childhood.

OP’s dad was unfaithful to his mom with an 18/19-year-old girl, leading to drama, and he got engaged to her during the divorce.

OP angrily confronted him, accusing him of breaking up the family for someone he barely knew, causing him anxiety as a child, and being a coward for not telling OP earlier.

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He argued it wasn’t OP’s business, his uncle defended OP, and after storming out, his friend understood OP’s upset but said it wasn’t his place to yell at him.

OP is conflicted about my emotions and asks AITA to yell at his dad after learning why his parents divorced.

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Now that you have read the story, it’s time to see what Redditors said about this. Read till the end to see other people’s opinions on this. Don’t forget to share your own opinion at the end of this article, too.

Friend does not know the whole picture.

There’s no fault of the mother here.

OP should be there with his mom to comfort her.

All Redditors are of the view this is an NTA case.

We have a different perspective on the story from a Redditor here.

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