This guy asked the people of Reddit's AITA section if he was in the wrong for calling out his buddy, and skipping said buddy's wedding, after he demoted him from being best man at his wedding. The overwhelming consensus here is that the groom was a toxic piece of work that showed no appreciation for all of his buddy's hard work.
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A name can be a pretty important thing. It's your first introduction to someone and people with overly obstructive names sometimes want to change them. That's why there can be excessive drama over what someone wants to name their kid, and fears over if it will lead to them getting bullied. In this case a not great father covertly named a baby without permission, and years later it came back to haunt him.
This revenge is pretty much nuclear in nature. Betty brought it on herself. She was caught up in a whirlwind of self-enforced criminal and immoral behavior. It was only a matter of time before the whole thing came toppling down on itself. And oh boy, it did. The employee that got fired before they could quit decided to address Betty's absurd antics, and call her out. The rest is history, and certainly one revenge story for the books.
Man, she sounds like a real pleasant human being to be around. Seriously though, what compels these liars to go about their dishonest antics, and think that other folks might not call them out for their lies? Leaving a negative review that's totally made up is just next level, as well.
Choosing beggar roommates are a handful. Seriously, it sounds like this dude was all excuses whenever the utilities bill showed up. That can make for quite the frustrating and nerve wracking process for the other roommate, who is just trying to ensure that his credit score isn't impacted by another person's carelessness.
People bringing up drama that happened 20 years ago, really poor planning, and getting straight-up scammed by old classmates are just a few of the more awkward things that can happen at a class reunion. Drama and high school go together well. Everyone remembers their school's "incident."
Times are definitely unpredictable. There were Karens hoarding toilet paper and people making memes about nature returning. That said, it's highly doubtful that things are so unpredictable that anyone would need to hide a secret stash of beans in order to thwart any possible bean looters in the near future. This guy's girlfriend did just that, and things kinda went from there.
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.
It's interesting to see just how petty people can get. As the story goes, her twin sister wants to adopt a kid with a name she already wanted to use. She refuses to change the name she chose, and also refuses to name her kid the same thing. She asked the internet if she was being the problem here and the internet let her know. People get into some surprisingly weird drama over stealing baby names.
This entitled neighbor sounds like she was a total nightmare. Apparently, she lost a tree of her own, and within the misery of that experience, she decided to try and take it out on someone else. So, she went and chopped down another person's tree, which just so happened to be a Sequoia that was worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. The pro revenge was successfully had thanks to the watchful eye of a wildlife camera.
