A divorced parent invited family to their 13-year-old daughter's birthday three days before the event. When no one responded, they took the daughter to the city and asked if family could come Sunday instead. The family accused them of rudeness and hostility, leaving the parent confused about what they're doing wrong.
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I invited them to come over on Saturday, 3 days before my birthday, 'cause I have a 13-year-old girl. I'm divorced. I wanted family around my daughter just to sing happy birthday for her. Yeah, of course. For my daughter, you know? Yeah, of course. Called her up, I said, "Do you wanna come over?" I left a message, I didn't hear back from you. Saturday comes around, I'm like, I'm not gonna not have anything for my daughter to do on Saturday, so I plan to go to the city. 7:30 in the morning, I say, "Ma." "We planned to go to the city because you didn't respond back." And I said, "Could you guys come over on Sunday?" And it just became, "No, I don't understand. Thanks for doing this to me again. You're rude to us. You're mean to us." And it's just always like outta nowhere. And I'm like, "I don't know what I'm doing wrong all the time." So first of all, you're not doing anything wrong. And I'm old. So hold on, but I want you to say this. Why are you so on me? You gotta say this.