My son refused to feed some hungry kids. 

My son told me an interesting story. 

Recently, his sister in law got out of a bad relationship.

She needed a place to stay so she moved into his house with her 7 and 4-year-old. 

He quickly noticed that his sister-in-law liked to sleep in. Sometimes, as late as 12 pm. 

Considering everything she was going through, he gave her grace.

The problem was the kids were up as early as he was (7 am), and they had nobody to feed them. 

So for a few days, he was the one making them breakfast. He would just feed them whatever he was making for himself. 

One morning, he made himself avocado toast with eggs. The kids complained, so he made them pancakes. 

The next morning, he made potatoes and eggs for breakfast. The kids complained, so he made them pancakes again. 

On the third morning, he had oatmeal. The kids complained. But this time he put his foot down. 

He told them he is no longer making two different breakfast meals. If they don't like what he is making, then they can wait for their mom to wake up and cook. 

So the kids storm upstairs to wake her up. Eventually, she stumbles downstairs, still half asleep. 

Turns out she was PISSED.

She went off on him about how the kids needed to be fed by a certain time. She also said a few other mean things. 

He told her, “Look, I know you are going through some things, so I have been patient. However, wake up and feed your damn kids instead of expecting me to do it.”

She went silent and walked away. 

She has been giving him the silent treatment for the last few days now. 

He asked me if I thought he was in the wrong. I told him, “Hell no!”

Then I told him she is lucky to even have a roof over her head.

My wife thinks he could’ve handled it differently. 

I'm interested in your thoughts. Was he in the wrong for not feeding the kids? 

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