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Input: My husband is a huge fan of a certain college team -- we'll call them the Bluebirds.  I went to a different college -- the Tabbycats -- and while I care about the school itself, could not care less about sports.  We also live about 1 hour away from my school and 4 from his.  We decided to take our 2 year old son to a women's basketball game last weekend where the two teams were playing.  For the 2 weeks leading up to the game, whenever he was asked who he was going to cheer for, he said the Tabbycats.  Every. Single. Time.  The day of the game comes and my husband brings my son downstairs in a Bluebirds shirt.  I thought this was kind of sad since my son had never wavered on who he wanted to cheer for, so I changed him into a Tabbycats shirt and my husband got really upset.  He thinks that he's got an uphill battle in terms of indoctrinating him since we live so close to my school and since I don't care about sports.  Sports is something he bonded over with his dad and wants to do that with our son.  I think it's important to let our son make his own choices but again, he's just 2 (and will likely change his allegiance in the future) so the whole thing seems a bit overblown and silly IMO.  AITA?

changing my son's shirt