Sorry for another Mother's Day one! This is about me as the daughter. I don't live near my Mum, but she has a partner who lives in the same place as me so is here pretty regularly. Not seen her today, which is pretty normal for us. I wanted to her to have something for today, so bought her a voucher for afternoon tea in the place I live, thinking me and her would do it together. She rang this morning, very pleased with the voucher, but had already told her partner that him and her would go together!
This isn't a massive deal, no back story really and we do have a good relationship. She does tend to prioritise partner since she met him, but I am usually 100% behind this as she's given up a lot for family in her life, not really for me but my sibling.
Just wondering if I was unreasonable to assume that a voucher for something for two people given on Mother's Day was obvious it was for the mother and daughter to do? I haven't said anything, and won't, as I don't want her to feel bad.