Former 'That '70s Show' Star Danny Masterson Relocated To Third Prison In Two Months
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“The rules are clear: college or apartment. Cosmetic surgery is a big no!”
Our narrator (Original Poster) was a devoted parent of three with a heart set on securing a bright future for his children. OP and his wife began squirreling away money for their little ones since the stork made its first deliveries.
The goal? A college fund so massive it could rival a small nation's GDP.
Thanks to generous legacies from both sets of grandparents, the savings accounts grew to monumental proportions. The rules were simple but steadfast: college or an apartment. Cosmetic surgery? A firm no.
Until, of course, life threw in a curveball during quarantine when their now-son bravely unveiled his truth—he saw himself as a boy. The family accepted him wholeheartedly; however, trouble began brewing when he wanted a slice of that hefty college fund for a gender transition surgery.
After a serious discussion between OP and his wife, this request was firmly denied. Not one to back down easily, OP’s son devised another crafty scheme to get his hands on the money.
He announced that since he wasn’t going to college anyway, he wanted his share for an ‘apartment’ and openly stated his desire to divert it to surgery instead.
This ploy quickly backfired as OP made it clear he was kicking him out to fend for himself as soon as he gave him the ‘apartment’ money.
OP’s middle child believed he was being too cruel, but his other daughter was in full support. Was he the bad guy for sticking by the rules?
We gathered some reactions from the Reddit community:
Drawing from the wisdom of Reddit's diverse community, the consensus seems to lean towards a more cautious approach. According to a trans community member, rushing into surgery, especially without prior therapy and hormone treatments, can lead to regrets and complications.
The key is taking it slow, seeking professional guidance, and evaluating all options meticulously before diving in. Hopefully, this situation is sorted out amicably between everyone involved.
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