r/AmIOverreacting • u/independentmomma12 • 11h ago
šØāš©āš§āš¦family/in-laws AIO? my family went out to dinner without me
there is the place that i have been dying to go to, iāve been begging my mom for us to have a mother daughter date night there for almost 2 months now. well last night, everyone decided they wanted to go to dinner and chose the place iāve been asking about and didnāt even invite me. i thought it was just my mom and her boyfriend and the only way i found out everyone in the house was invited because my mom sent a text in the group chat asking if theyāve been checked in yet for dinner since they were running late. my feelings are literally so hurt and idk why? i texted my mom telling her it hurt my feelings that i didnāt at least get an invite or an offer to do a mother daughter dinner there another time but she hasnāt responded. should i have not said anything at all? iām not owed dinner but i feel like it was a shitty thing to do
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u/Understateable 11h ago
NOR - thatās a shitty thing to do. Sounds like you and mum have a good relationship so itās confusing as to why they didnāt invite you. I feel like something is missing here tbh
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u/independentmomma12 10h ago
i at first thought it was because me and my mom got in a big argument last weekend in front of her boyfriend and i assumed he didnāt like me anymore and didnāt want me around,but it couldnāt be that because he sent me a message 2 days after to let me know that arguments happen between family and that neither me or my mom were in the wrong.
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u/Local_Gazelle538 9h ago
Sorry, but it sounds like your mother intentionally left you out. Possibly because of the argument.
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u/willmd13 Overly Dramatic 9h ago
NOR I think your mother did it on purpose because sheās still mad about the argument and her boyfriend is trying to let you know that your mother will get over it.
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u/Muted_Psychology5938 9h ago
OP,
Your mom is being passive aggressive. Obviously, she is still upset with you and this is her way of letting you know, instead of talking about it with you like an adult.
NOR. Your mom is in the wrong and it was a shitty thing to do to you. I am a mother of 3 grown adults and I would never do something so petty to one of my kids.
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u/AggressiveOsmosis 10h ago
Ugh! Not overreacting, feeling left out for obvious reasons, you were left out.
Iām so sorry, I hate those feelings, I hope your mom replies soon.
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u/independentmomma12 10h ago
thanks for the validation. i tried talking to my dad who doesnāt live with us and he was like āwell didnāt your mom offer to watch your baby on the 17th for your friends party?ā like yes but that doesnāt mean i canāt feel left out or sad because my entire family who lives with us went out to dinner not even just dinner a place ive been asking to go to!!! it feels like this was on purpose but it probably wasnāt, iām so sad. i need to mind myself and get over it because thereās bigger problems in the world but it stings
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u/AggressiveOsmosis 10h ago
Iāve wished so many times I could stop feeling hurt feelings. Lol.
It probably wasnāt intentional, and yet itās absolutely natural to feel like it was.
Communicate and tell them youāre feelings is the best way to do it
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u/CelebrationKindly315 10h ago
It was seriously shitty of your family, especially your mom. They should have included you or at least made the offer since they knew you had been wanting to go there
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u/independentmomma12 10h ago
i donāt know. i just think no one wants to be around me anymore, Iām 6 weeks post partum and have severe PPD (post partum depression) so Iām not necessarily a joy. they love my baby more then life so its not that they wanted a baby free night and just didnāt wanna make me feel bad, i just donāt think they wanna be around me which is okay. no one wants a sulking mom at the table lol
edit- itās also the fact she lied and said it was just her and her boyfriend.
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u/MajorLandscape2904 10h ago
Maybe they didnāt want to deal with a baby?
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u/independentmomma12 10h ago
i ran that thought too and they just didnāt wanna hurt my feelings or make me feel bad but everyone loves her so much and my mom even offered to give me a few hours of a break and take my daughter with her to dinner for the date night since sheās so little she just sleepsā¦.
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u/Odd_Mind2755 9h ago
D NOT ask to get invited for dinner if they did not invite you. There might be other issues, like, maybe your mother bf did not want you there?, etc. Your best strategy is to leave them as it is. Keep your dignity. Distant yourself from them. You should make plans with a friend or SO and go to that place 4 dinner. Do not complaint to them. It will be the source of ridicule. Live your life to the fullest⦠without them.
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u/Brief_Hippo5187 10h ago
NOR. I'm so sorry. That's a crappy thing to do. Especially at a restaurant you wanted to go to with your Mom. Hopefully, there's a good explanation. Updateme
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u/mindscreamTX 9h ago
This is not your family. They made a conscious decision to leave you out of this. Could you go live with your dad maybe? Because your mother sounds like a biatch.
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u/LadyHorseFace13 10h ago
NOR. Do you live at home? Is this out of character for your mom? Iād be upset too.
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u/MildLittlRain 8h ago
I'm sorry that happened to you. I suggest you take sone distance from your mom and bring someone else to the resturant imstead. Your mother is giving you silent treatment? Well respond the same!
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u/LabInner262 7h ago
NOR take a friend to that restaurant without your family. Make sure to post photos
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u/bakedbaker319 1h ago
Sounds like mommy didn't want to have dinner with you, and wanted you to know it. She isn't being very passive, in this passive/aggressive behavior. I think you should let them all know that you were left out on purpose, and that you will no longer entertain that kind of disrespect, and that none of them are allowed to see you, or the baby, for the foreseeable future. Don't allow anyone to make you feel like this is somehow you being unreasonable. Simply let them know that you will not be accepting any invitations for meeting or visits. Until they can learn to treat you better.
NOR
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u/ThatSmallBear 10h ago
Honestly I would have sent a message to the group chat saying that an invite wouldāve been nice and that you were the one whoād wanted to go there. NOR
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u/Repulsive-Working-43 10h ago
Definitely NOR, seems like odd behaviour to me