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Input:  I didn't feel bad about it when it happened, but my sister told me it was rude. We were in a restaurant's bathroom and after we did our thing, a little girl came out of the stall and her mom went in. Then it was just me, my sister and this little (about 8 or 9 year old) girl in the sink area. She started teasing her mom saying "I'm going to go back to the table to Aunty without you!" while laughing and her mom replied things like "really, all by yourself?" teasing her back. She was playing and I didn't mind, but I did notice she hadn't washed her hands at that point. I figured when her mom came out she would tell her daughter to do it. Then, however, the girl started rubbing her hands on the door handle to simulate leaving the bathroom (even though her mom clearly couldn't see that) and it grossed me out so much I just said "Maybe you can go to your Aunty *after* washing your hands?" The girl blushed and stopped touching the door. I walked out very grossed out because kid germs are not any less dangerous than adult germs, specially when waste matter is involved.

Anyway, when we left, my sister said that was very rude because I have no right to say that to a little kid and that she was probably just playing. Am I the asshole?

telling a little girl to wash her hands after going to the bathroom