Woman Finds Her Stepson’s Self-Made Gift “Ridiculous”, Contrary To Her Husband, Who Calls Off Her Birthday Party Over It relationship parenting
Image credits:This man’s family situation revolves around his 15 Y.O. son’s gift to his stepmother. The gift might be called symbolic for several reasons: first, the boy made it himself and put his effort into doing it. Second, he made a wooden tree with his family members’ names written on it, which, like its prototype, a regular tree, is a well-known symbol of connection.
When talking to his wife, the man told her she should be ashamed, but she reassured him she wasn’t ashamed nor embarrassed for not wanting the gift to be seen at the party. This made the boy’s father very angry and he told her to not worry about the gift being seen, as he had decided to cancel the whole thing anyway.
When it comes to the gift itself, it might be hard to judge how good it is without taking a look at it. Certain notes can still be made, keeping in mind that handmade things can be discussed distinguishing two aspects – the idea and its execution. When it comes to the gift’s execution, the boy’s father explained that his son has some background in arts that involve wood, as he helped his grandfather with woodworking.
The initial conflict might be summed up by what this man’s wife had to say in response to her husband cancelling her birthday celebration. She said that the man was being unreasonable by cancelling her birthday party over such a ‘trivial thing’. For this woman, the boy’s gift, which contained all the discussed aspects, was a trivial thing, which showed her approach to her relationship with the man’s son – she did not care.
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