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Woman Tried Watching A Show That Her Teen Recommended, But She Struggled To Enjoy It After Every Scene Was Explained Before She Could React

Older woman and teenager enjoying some TV with popcorn and drinks

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Sharing interests with your kids can be a great bonding moment.

This woman started watching a show her 16-year-old recommended in the living room.

She tried to enjoy and understand it, but it was difficult when there was a non-stop commentary.

Read the full story below to find out more.

AITA? Got into an argument with my 16 yo about a show they like

Hi, I’m trying to figure out if I’m in the wrong here.

If so, how do I go about fixing this?

I was watching a show in the living room when my 16-year-old came in and asked what I was watching.

They said they had a show recommendation.

This mother started watching the show.

While I was queuing it up, they told me that the opening two scenes were basically the best ever.

As the show started, they talked through it.

They pointed stuff out that they thought was cool.

We got through the scenes and they had me pause the show.

She told her child she had no original thoughts to share.

They asked me my thoughts.

I said I didn’t really have any original thoughts to share.

They asked why.

I said it was because I didn’t really get to analyze the show and watch it for myself.

I said they told me everything about it before I could.

Her child got annoyed and went to their room.

My kid got annoyed and left the room.

They went down the hallway saying, “You could have at least pretended you cared.”

I responded, “I wanted to care. I would have.

It seemed like a cool opening to a show to experience.”

Then, they went in their room and shut the door.

AITA?  The show is “The Summer Hikaru Died” on Netflix.

Let’s find out what others have to say about this.

This user shares their personal thoughts.

This one calls her out for being uncaring.

Here’s a valid point from this person.

You sound cold and pedantic, says this one.

Finally, short and simple.

Nothing ruins a new show faster than spoilers showing up nonstop.

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