This teenage son still hasn't forgiven his mother for her affair when he was ten years old. So, when she married the man she had been cheating with, he gave her a book on cheating for their anniversary. This week, Reddit user u/IGaveTheBook turned to the r/AmItheAsshole subreddit seeking advice and insight on his actions. Contributors often post to this subreddit for third-party insight into their issues, asking readers and commenters whether or not they are the a-hole in the situation. u/IGave…

This can not possibly be normal.

This is an excellent life lesson.

You could at least pay him for watching the kids.

There's your parents being sad you're moving out... and then there's THIS.

We've probably all had these moments of missed hints, overlooked cues, complete obliviousness. These things come hand in hand with the coy games of courtship that take place when you're just starting to feel all of “it” out. And feeling “it” out? That's probably one of the more universal parts of the human experience and the outré affair that is adolescence. There's always that lingering doubt of “will they or won't they” and the wont to hide one's true desires in order to save face should they…

Why would you do this.

She did WHAT?

If you're really looking to get someone's attention. This is the way to do it.

Seems like a bit of harmless fun.

Good work Mom.

AITA for not letting 16y/o daughter Trick or Treat?

Not a bad idea.

He played himself.