This woman asked people on Reddit whether she was wrong for saying a baby's name would result in the poor kid being bullied in life. Folks in the comments section seem to be expressing the opinion that she wasn't in the wrong for sharing her well intentioned thoughts on the matter. You be the judge.
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Man, oh, man, it sounds like this dude was really on one. He was talking the talk, and when it came down to it, was most certainly not able to walk the walk. Looking at the full picture, it would seem that both the boyfriend and girlfriend's egos were flared up. For him, he was walking around with his chest puffed out, making all kinds of assumptions about a strength he had over someone else, and for her, well maybe the fact that she took the bait and brought him to the gym to "prove" her strength. Maybe the move was to just let it roll off the back. But oh well, here we are with quite the absurd meltdown.
Sounds like there could be quite a bit of selfish entitlement at play in this relationship, as it has been described. The guy offered to fund his girlfriend's living requirements, so that she could work on paying off her debt as soon as possible. However, she decided to take this and basically use those privileges to continue living in whatever way suited her fancy.
And most importantly, not in the way that she agreed upon with her partner. Money is a tricky thing, and it looks like there's one person who is potentially leeching off the other person, through being strategically deceptive. Maybe this relationship isn't meant to be. Who knows?
So, one friend posts a picture of her other friends online, and they proceed to ask her to take it down due to their "fame", and not wanting to feed the rumor mill. Regardless of whether or not the "fame" is a complete work of the imagination, this girl could at least consider her friends' wishes. Just remote the absurdity of why, and maybe do it anyways. But alas, more drama was created, and now we have this mess. It could be the plot of a "Friends" episode.
It's all about the context here in this particular AITA. Dad had saved money for his son's college fund, which ultimately didn't end up getting used, because his son decided to drop out. Fast forward, and the son is asking his dad if he could tap into the college fund for what sounds like newlywed expenses/alleviating debt. Dad was not about it, because the whole point of the money was for it to be used for college.
This bride asked folks on Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for wanting to ban kids from her wedding. She wanted none of the crying and other kinds of chaos that kids can create in those moments when everyone else is trying to keep some order in the atmosphere. People in the comments section seem to be in agreement that she wasn't being the nicest human being with that particular desire.
This dad asked the folks of Reddit whether or not he was in the wrong for encouraging his son to breakup with his partner, because of how dad felt about his own marriage. The comments section seems to collectively agree that dad overstepped with this particular round of advice, and on top of that, that it's time for a life assessment if the guy feels like his wife is a mistake.
Backseat cooking can bring on dire consequences. Like the rage of one's significant other. It sounds like this dude got caught up in a moment of blind carelessness, and ended up seasoning his girlfriend's cooking without getting the green light first. People in the comments seem to agree that the girlfriend was not in the wrong for getting mad at the boyfriend's entitled seasoning move.
This employee deals with cases of entitled and angry customers by pretending to get fired in front of the customers. It sounds like it's a prank of sorts, done so to maybe make the customers more aware of how they're treating people. You'd think that most people wouldn't feel too hot about being mean to someone just doing their job, right before they lose said job.
Throwing out the shed as a potential living space amidst this quarrel was a wild ultimatum. Maybe, it's the kind that this particular couple needs to smooth things over. Cause at this point, it sounds like the two human beings sharing a space together are at odds, over one person's refusal to maintain some basic hygiene.
This dad's daughters decided they didn't want his "new wife" to attend their weddings. It sounds like there is a bit of a hang up going on, when it comes to the daughters moving on, and accepting their dad's new partner. Ultimately, the choice is up to them, but at this point, it looks like they're in a bit of a gridlock. So, dad is wondering whether he's in the wrong over potentially choosing not to attend, if they won't include his new wife?
This guy asked people on Reddit whether he was in the wrong for not letting his friends enter a special, "Forbidden Room" that he had created for his autistic roommate whenever they became overwhelmed. Apparently, the friends complained about this decision, and were demanding to be let into the "Forbidden Room" next time. Sheesh.
This girl asked folks on Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong regarding telling a roommate's friend to leave. The context of the situation involved the roommate's friend telling the girl what she could and couldn't do in her own house, because of her allergy. She chose to take that path instead of just removing herself from the situation. Assuming the allergies were indeed life-threatening, getting out of the room probably would've been the best call.
This bride found herself facing some criticism from people in the comments section after telling her fiancé that he couldn't have his female friend be a "best woman" at their wedding. Sounds like someone is enjoying bossing the other person around. There's that factor, and then the controlling nature of the instant-no too. If the guy identifies this woman as his best friend, shouldn't she be able to be his "best woman" at the wedding?
