AITA for walking out on dinner with my gf's parents after they said my brother and his husband weren't good role models?
A young man, shaped by loss and love, grew up under the unwavering care of his older brother and brother-in-law after their parents tragically d*ed.
Their bond was unbreakable, a testament to chosen family and the strength found in acceptance and devotion. As he navigated new love with Sara, the shadows of prejudice loomed, challenging the honesty and pride he held for his unconventional family.
Their story became a powerful confrontation between truth, love, and the courage to stand firm against intolerance.
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The original poster (OP) experienced significant emotional pain when his partner's parents insulted the upbringing provided by his brother and brother-in-law.
His immediate reaction was to defend his family by abruptly leaving the dinner, which aligns with a strong sense of loyalty but directly contradicts his partner's prior request for discretion and her view that his exit was rude and an overreaction.
Given the OP's deep bond with his guardians and the severe offense taken by the judgmental comments, was his impulsive departure an appropriate defense of his family's honor, or did it const*tute an unacceptable breach of etiquette that unfairly burdened his partner in front of her parents?
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NTA.