At the very least we're dealing with a situation of clear miscommunication, or refusal from this guy to listen to his fiancé. It sounds like she couldn't have been more clear about not wanting a Peloton bike for her birthday. But alas, there it was come the big day. The tense silence must've been overwhelmingly awkward. Maybe she'll capitalize on the misfortune, and decide to vlog some of it after all.
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This guy asked the people of Reddit whether or not he was a jerk for clapping back against his friend who said she was out of his league. He proceeded to meet that statement by telling her that she "wasn't that pretty." People seem to be of the opinion that everyone kind of sucks here.
This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for telling a stranger that her outfit for the funeral was inappropriate. It sounds like they were alone when she had her outfit called out. So, any embarrassment felt was probably diminished by that factor. Even then, it can be pretty brutal to have someone call out what you're wearing as inappropriate.
Sounds like Dad was using the bathroom too long for his wife's liking. So, she decided to take matters into her own hands and turn off the WiFi if his bathroom usage exceeded a certain timeframe. The wife decided to ask the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for doing this.
This guy asked the people of Reddit whether or not he was in the wrong for hiding his inheritance money from his girlfriend and her family. The tough part about this particular predicament is that they had a kid together. A fair number of people are suggesting that the guy should try to be transparent when it comes to those finances.
This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for wanting to take her friend's ex to her wedding. The dirty history of the situation is everything here. Sounds like a whole mess. Probably best to just steer clear of the wedding when it's your friend (?) getting married to your ex. Yikes. Talk about a battlefield of red flags.
This dad asked the folks of Reddit whether or not he was in the wrong for admitting during a marriage counseling session, that he regretted having kids. This confession comes with a statement from him, saying that he loved the hell out of them, but in hindsight realized that the whole parenting/marriage situation wasn't for him. To make matters more grim and complicated, his wife proceeded to tell their six-year-old about what he said. Ouch.
This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for yelling at a stranger, who called her out for taking a handicapped parking spot. Sounds like the stranger was all up in her business, because apparently a "young and skinny" individual like herself could just tough it out. Honestly, the stranger sounds like a real piece of work who was on one themselves. Seems like them getting called out was definitely well deserved.
This bridesmaid asked the morally righteous people of Reddit's "AITA" subreddit if she was in the wrong for dropping out of a wedding party, after realizing that the bride was hosting a lingerie pyramid scheme. To make matters even more uncomfortable it turns out the bride used part of her honeymoon fund to buy into the MLM.
This woman asked the people of Reddit if she was in the wrong for walking around her place bra-less, in front of her boyfriend's friend. Many people are expressing their opinion that she is in no way doing the wrong thing; and that in fact, it's her place, her boobs, her rules.
This has to be a troll. This guy asked Reddit if he was an asshole for ordering dinner and eating said meal with his girlfriend on a date, and NOT wanting to pay for it cause of the portion sizes. Also, it's gnocchi bro. This isn't some alien dish from another planet. Best sticking with McDonald's next time. Save yourself the deep and troubling emotional turmoil.
