AIO about the comment my dad made to my sister?
I'm going out tonight with my family (sister 11F, mum, dad 63M, and grandma). As we're leaving our hotel rooms, my dad says (to my sister) "you look very beautiful," nothing wrong with that, she's his daughter after all.
*Then*, he adds, "if I wasn't married..." which I repeat back to him, "if you weren't married...?" he then finishes with (something along the lines of) "well, I would be looking to marry you" (referring to my sister again).
I said "that's not appropriate," to which he immediately calls me out for, saying "don't tell me what I can or can't say, I can say whatever I like. When you have a daughter, you can say whatever you like to her. Don't make that mistake again" (I told him it wasn't a mistake). My mum also supported him, saying that he was just joking (while also trying to defuse the situation).
Did I overreact here? To me, it seemed like an inappropriate comment to make about *his under-age daughter*, but maybe I'm just making a big deal out of it.