Sister sells her concert tickets for profit and calls her sibling selfish for not giving one back a week before the concert: 'She went crying to our parents about it'

The tickets were not for sale. They had been bought months ago with a plan in mind. The sister was reminded that she had already made her choice and earned money from it. She tried to make things right by offering the original price, $150. But that didn’t change anything. The tickets still were not for sale.

That’s when things changed.

Suddenly, it was no longer about tickets. Now it was about family. The sister called her sibling selfish and said family should come before friends. She even involved their parents, who started pressuring their daughter to give up a ticket, take the money, and either go alone or not go at all.

To the person who bought the tickets, it felt like she was being punished for planning ahead, while her sister tried to undo a profitable choice without any consequences. Giving up a ticket would be seen as proving loyalty to family. Her sister sees it differently: choices were made, money was earned, and now expectations are being changed after the fact.