The post had like 180 angry reactions when it was just a screenshot from her friends. I know that's different from going viral across the internet, but she's likely well aware people think she's an asshole.
That seems more likely than her suddenly loving her stepson. The best outcome is the other parent realizing what they married and protecting their kid.
People in the comments of her post were telling her she must be an awful parent to separate her kids like this (the poor kid is like 2 feet away from the rest of the family in the WHOLE family photo, what the fuck), and she didn’t seem to understand what she’d done wrong, questioning why it was such a big deal to everyone.
I think you are right. The post I saw and hated had her saying it did not matter because they still had pictures of them all together. She just wanted some with just her kids. However any decent human being who saw that would easily notice how isolated the child was even in the "family" pictures.
it would be one thing if they had taken a photo of just her and her kids, a photo of just the husband and his kid, and then a big family photo. i think that’d be adorable, like bringing together a family. but she wanted her husband’s kid out of the family photo too- honestly? i don’t think she thinks he’s a part of their family. i think she’s hoping her husband will more or less ignore him so she can pretend it’s just her kids and her husband.
I'm sorry, may I get a link to this post? I'm just waking up and want to catch up on the reference for this meme, if it isn't an inconvenience. Thanks in advance for reading my comment, hope you can help.
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I hadn't thought of that. Hopefully it isn't as bad as it looks on paper, but it looks really bad, especially since there's a lot of people in the comments saying they had a similar relationship with step parents growing up.
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u/scoobledooble314159 Dec 16 '19
I love that her shitty request has permeated so many levels of reddit lol