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Most 13-year-olds are lucky to have a weekly allowance or the occasional ride to their friend’s house. Meanwhile, this one has grown tired of her half-of-a-horse lifestyle, and her mom insists that owning a full horse is essential to her mental well-being. Essential mental well-being? Some people settle for pizza nights for sanity, but I digress.
Look, I get it. When you’re used to saying “yes” to everything, suddenly dropping a “no” feels like you’ve committed a cardinal sin. But let’s consider the slippery slope here. Today it’s buying a full horse instead of leasing half of one, but what’s next on this luxury wish list?
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Maybe the award-winning breed dog rental service won’t cut it anymore, because the Samoyed you got last week didn't come from a distinguished enough lineage, and they’ll demand an exotic animal indoor zoo. Because why settle for a golden retriever when you could have a personal leopard? And forget about the backyard pool—clearly, the only acceptable upgrade is a full-scale replica of the Great Barrier Reef, complete with imported Australian fish and a resident marine biologist.
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"AITAH for not agreeing to buy my 13 year-old step-daughter a horse, especially when I just discovered I’m on the hook for her college?"
The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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