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Input: Okay so yesterday was my birthday. (26, whoo) I didn’t really do much all day and I don’t usually like to do much, save for like dinner and a movie with my parents. 

My mom wasn’t feeling up to going to an Outback because she was sick and I didn’t want to have to make my dad go alone because he doesn’t like steak. So I just texted him while he was at work if he wanted to go see that new Spider-Man movie at a nice theater and just call it a night since my mom couldn’t go. 

Usually, my dad and I both like going to see superhero movies together, it’s our thing. And I really wanted to see it with him because I knew he’d like it, it has good reviews. He said ok. 

He gets home from work later that day and was just like ‘it’s an animated movie, I don’t want to see that.’ And just starts to rag on it mainly because ‘it’s a cartoon and you’re almost 30.’

I just got really upset about it and silently went to my room to cry by myself about it. We didn’t end up doing anything together because I just felt really hurt by his comments and attitude and I didn’t want to spend my birthday watching a movie I know Absolutely nothing about. (He wanted to see Creed 2 or The Mortal Instruments. Not talking shit about Creed 2 but I haven’t seen the first one or any Rocky movie and he knows this)

So, AITA?

being upset