A Girl Fakes Losing Her Passport to Avoid Babysitting Her Nephews, and Asks Public If She Did the Right Thing

Babysitting may be a difficult and rewarding experience, but it can also be overwhelming and stressful. That’s how a 17-year-old girl felt when she was supposed to look after her nephews on a family

Babysitting may be a difficult and rewarding experience, but it can also be overwhelming and stressful. That’s how a 17-year-old girl felt when she was supposed to look after her nephews on a family vacation to Disneyland. She chose not to go on vacation by claiming to lose her passport at the airport, and then spent a week at home relaxing. She published her tale on Reddit, asking the public if she made a wise or selfish decision for her own well-being.

 

“I am a 17-year-old girl who still lives at home with her parents. My sister (28 years old) is married and has two children, aged 5 and 3 respectively.

When she comes over to see my parents, they put me with the kids. This would not be an issue. However, she does not pay a visit in the evening. She will visit for a week, during which time I shall work as an unpaid nanny.

 

If we go to a restaurant, I have to amuse them since my mother has to speak with my sister and brother-in-law. “You get the picture.”

“My parents decided that because this was my final summer before becoming an adult, we would go to Disneyland to celebrate my graduation.

 
 

When I inquired who was going, they responded ‘just the three of us’.

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But when we arrived at the airport, my sister and her family were there. Surprisingly, they were also headed to Disneyland.

I reached inside my backpack and retrieved my passport. I placed it in my sock.

 

When we got to international security, I could not find it. We searched everywhere. I had to take Uber home and missed my flight. Oh well, I get to stay at home alone for a week of peace and quiet.”

“My parents were furious at me for losing my passport. The money they spent on my travel and admittance was a waste. Darn!

 

My mother and sister have both posted about how difficult it is to be in Disneyland with two little children. They both said that I destroyed the holiday by being so careless.

My dad claims he understands why I did what I did. But he thinks I should have informed him so he didn’t squander money. He stated he would have agreed to my ruse.

I feel horrible about spending money, but I’ve gone to Disneyland previously. And I’ll go back later by myself or friends.