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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She was inconvenienced because of your son's fault. That is the fact.   It does not matter if you think that her inconvenience was small. That is your opinion.

You are feeling inconvenienced because you are supposed to fix your son's fault. That was your moral obligation. But you did not allow yourself to be inconvenienced to fix your son's fault.  That is your selfishness and entitlement. You are not a good role model to your children in doing the right thing. Sorry, but I am not on your side. Even though I have sympathy for your situation.

Sometime doing the right thing is not easy, but not doing the right thing is wrong.[/quote]

Amen[/quote]

Please don't say "Amen" because it's just too ironic. Forgive us our trespasses and all that.

I can't believe how petty some people are. If the other mother was inconvenienced by this small mistake, then how does she live life with a child? Because these things happen. If OP's son had taken something like their car keys or their airplane tickets or medication, I could understand the urgency, but there is no "moral obligation" to return a bathing suit in time for this woman to go on her trip to the beach, a place that has an overabundance of bathing suits for sale.

No normal, rational person would call OP entitle and selfish over this. The other woman sounds entitle and selfish to expect OP to wake her baby and drive that far at 10 pm. I would never request such a thing of someone else. Absurd.[/quote]

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