If you're part of a family in which your grandparents insist they have greater say over your children's lives than you do, buckle up. This story might strike a particular nerve.
A Disney amusement park to a child is like a winning lottery ticket to an adult; a child's eyes glow with excitement the moment they believe they'll be able to meet Cinderella and Mickey Mouse in the same day, all the while sporting a pair of Minnie Mouse ears that were not gentle on Dad's wallet.
This is the dream for most children on the planet. So, you can imagine the anguish the child in this next story feels when her grandparents repeatedly mention a Disney trip that they want to take her on, but her parents refuse to let her go with them, as they're aging out of being able to safely take care of their granddaughter.
Now, the parents are upset because they're poking the bull and continuing to bring up the trip after they've said no, without any recourse in sight. What would you do in this situation? Give in, or give them a piece of your mind?
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