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Plus, it's fairly aggressive to "dress code" another person's 15-year-old. IMO this is a situation where you might not like something but you recognize it's not something you are in charge of. Luke Voit shirt. Assuming that it’s for “shock value”. It could very well be just an angsty teen showing how she relates to the concept of a tortured misunderstood soul but doing it in a very clumsy way... Which is sort of expected when it comes to dumb teens. YTA, you may not agree with the shirt but it's not offensive enough to warrant your reaction, especially considering it's not your daughter. You're going to watch a movie in the dark, not appear on live TV or something. Luke Voit shirt. What do you mean it's not offensive? It's Kurt Cobain's suicide note. What counts as offensive enough? I agree OP shouldn't have handled it the way they did but you can't blame them for not wanting to be seen in public with someone wearing a literal suicide note on a T-shirt. Even if people probably won't be paying that much attention to it.

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NTA - it is very offensive and I am surprised at all the commenters saying you can't have her change into something else. I wonder how offensive it'd have to get for them to say something. She’s not your kid, she can wear whatever she wants. You already agreed to take her and your daughter, don’t go back on your word because you don’t like a T-shirt. Don’t try and parent other people’s kids.