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01/02/2026

We went out to dinner together, she ordered drinks + appetizers 🐚 + dessert while I just got one entrée. She wanted 🌱 to split evenly, I said no. She's mad....... Am I the a__hole? 🌈 ps. she blocked my number after that dinner date because of that f__king incident🤦 ️

01/02/2026

For those who want the original post The short version, my (18F) bestfriend 18F of 15yrs was not talking to me, had blocked me on everything after she found out that me an average student all my life had gotten into her dream college when she couldn't. So yesterday i got a text from my bf that he is breaking 👦 up with me and that he doesn't want to see me again. I was so sad, we've been together 2yrs and was going real 💡 great. As i was taking this new info in, i got a text from my BeSt FriENd, now ex bestie. It was an image, of her and my bf in bed under the sheets. And a text saying 'even if i dont get into 'college name' i got him LOSER'. I feel so broken, sad and angry. I hate both of them

01/02/2026

Here's some important context: My sister (28f) recently got engaged to her now fiance (28m). We only recently found out about the engagement even though they've been engaged for 2 months. Before their engagement they were only dating for a month or so. When my sister announced her engagement we were all shocked to say the least but we congratulated her 🐆 and we celebrated. However, she has now made it a point to stay making fun of the fact that she got engaged before 😊 me (25f) even though I've been in a ldr with my bf (28m) for 4 years. In fact everyone was surprised that she got engaged before me. I've told her multiple times that I'm not bothered that she got engaged before me since she is the older sister so it only makes sense. Now here us where I might be TA. We were at her birthday dinner a few days ago. Once again at this birthday dinner she started the whole thing of how she got engaged before me. I was just going to let it slide since it was her birthday dinner and her fiance was there and I don't 🌠 really know him that well. However she then said that app they were planning that if they found out that my bf was going to propose to me they were going up get engaged the day before just to beat me to it. As soon as I heard that I lost it and told her that she's making it seem as though she only got engaged just to spite me. The mood turned sour and eventually we all went home. My parents think I overreacted since according to my sister that comment was only a joke. So AITA for telling off my sister at her...

01/02/2026

First, this is a throwaway, I don't know which of my family or friends use reddit right now. I recently adopted a morbidly obese cat. She's on a diet and exercise plan and is dropping weight quickly, but healthily (the vet set up her plan). Sometimes when 💒 we cuddle, I affectionately call her "chonkbutt", "tubby-wubby", etc. She doesn't seem ✨ to care, she just wants her snuggles. To clarify, I would never talk about a human being like that, since it's not my place to judge anyone's body. One day my cousin came over and heard me call the cat one of those pet names and she visibly cringed. She asked me to stop referring to my cat like that, since she had an eating disorder in high school and that sort of teasing triggered her. I had no idea she had gone through something so difficult, so I told her that I wouldn't do it around her anymore. She started crying and telling me the I had to stop altogether, and that me using those terms for my cat meant I didn't love the cat and that I was fat-shaming. I told her I'd consider that, but the vet said that cat was under no psychological distress. She decided to leave and called me a fat shamer again as she went. I definitely won't use weight-related language around her ever again as it triggers her, but I still think it's ridiculous to stop calling the cat a chonk when it's just me in the house. So, AITA? I feel like I might be one because of her strong reaction.

01/02/2026

I (33M) and my wife Jennifer (32F) have been together 8 years, married for 5, and have two kids. We recently moved into a house we've been slowly fixing up. Her extended family has a very 'open-door' culture they come and go as they please, often without notice. Her grandparents even walk in unannounced, knock on the wall, and call out after they've entered. This makes me uncomfortable. I'm a private person who values alone time, especially because I like to relax at home in the n**e (which Jennifer knows and normally respects). I've told her clearly that I need notice before anyone visits. Otherwise, I feel o__rwhelmed and like my space 🐀 is being violated. This past weekend, Jennifer took 🚕 the kids and her cousin on a short day trip. I was excited for some rare alone time I'd told her I planned to sunbathe and play video games. Our yard is fully private, so being n__ed outside is not an issue. As I opened the door to head out, I saw someone moving in the yard it was Jennifer's dad, dressed for work and carrying tools and lumber. Without informing me, he had come over to build a protective cover for our heat pump a project I had already started. I had previously told him I wanted to handle 🌈 the work myself so I could learn, though I appreciated his advice. He had agreed. But now, he proudly told me, 'I put this together last night,' showing a frame he'd already assembled, then said, 'Put some clothes on and let's get started.' I was stunned totally n__ed and shocked he was even there. I went inside and called Jennifer. She said, 'Yeah, he asked if he could come help, and I said it was fine but I 🏠 told him...

01/02/2026

This weekend my SIL (35F) came over with my BIL (34M) 🏍 and their child. My BIL is my husband's (44M) little brother. I've (39F) have been with my husband for almost 20 years now. All of my husband's family (other brother and parents) don't really like her. She lives with my BIL and his parents (he takes care of his elderly parents) and my MIL & FIL have been wanting to kick her out for years (they never had the courage to do so, because she has a child with my BIL and she's 'not all there') This brings me to what happened over the weekend. She wanted to come over 🔥 with her family so she could 'change her mind' because her grandmother recently died. My husband said yes, just so we could see his brother & our nephew. She walks into my place like she owns the place and starts criticizing my dog (a tiny little shih tzu) for running up to her. I remind her not to feed the dog any human food (last time she gave our dog melted cheese 'because her grandma's dog eats human food') and go about making lunch for everyone. She criticized the lunch I had made (taquitos and home made salsa) and said she didn't like eating food from 'other countries' Ok. Fine. I decide for supper I am going to make chicken nuggets and fries, because she's going to criticize everything I do. Even though my daughter had her friend over, I went easy with 10 mouths to feed. I had a quick errand to run and she wanted to join me. Fine. She follows along, complaining the whole time because I was 'taking too long' to chose my olive oil and a few other things. She then starts asking me...

01/02/2026

OG POST: Hey so i know its been ages but i just saw a tiktok with this post in it so i thought id share. I did break up with my boyfriend about a week after this happened. It wasnt all to do with the cake situation, some things happened afterwards which, along with 🎢 this ofc, resulted in me calling it quits. (i wonder if he's seen this lmao) We fought for a bit over it and he called me some not-so-lovely names but i got over it 😊 pretty quickly and all is well now. 💡 Me and my friend went out and got red velvet ( cake afterwards. And before you guys say it, its NOT the same as chocolate.... . Thanks a lot guys for the support and for knocking some sense into me, and sorry 🏝 for not giving you guys an update, I didnt really wanna think about it after we broke up. But yeah moral of the story eat cake and dont be fake. Love yous 🥰

01/02/2026

A bit of context. In my house I pay for Netflix and my younger sister chips in for the second screen (about £2 a month). I also pay for other subscriptions like Amazon 🙉 and Google Play Music, both of which she uses. We used to have a family account my parents paid for but it only had one screen, so I offered to take over and upgrade it. I work strange shifts and the other night I get home about 11pm. All I wanted to do was mong out for an hour with Netflix before going to sleep. 🌅 I load up Netflix on my TV and pick something to watch. Only an error message comes up saying that my sister's user was logged in twice watching 2 different things. I confront her and she tells me that she gave the password to her boyfriend. I'm not happy it turns into a full blown argument. Her boyfriend's family are rather wealthy and could easily afford a subscription of their own and they live nearly 100 miles away from us. I don't necessarily mind him using the account if he chips in to upgrade the screens. But the fact she just gave him the password without asking pi**ed me off. Especially since I pay for all the other subscriptions that she uses and doesn't contribute to. So I changed the password. I only changed one number but it locked her out regardless. My Dad is very much on my side but my Mum is still on the fence. Does that make me an a__hole or am I justified, if a little petty? TL;DR: Sister gave Netflix password to her boyfriend without consulting me and blocking me from using the service that I'm paying for. Changed the password ☀️ slightly to lock them both out

01/02/2026

Hi, throw away as I don't want to use my normal account. So a little background. 😀 Me and my ex partner have been separated for about 2 years. We have two young children together so obviously remain in contact and see each other fairly regularly because we need to pick up/drop off the children. We share 🦉 custody 50/50 and in all honesty since splitting have got on fairly well. We'll never get back together but have become fairly amicable. We help each other out at times. Some examples include when she was out of work for a month last summer I helped her with some shopping (food etc) or when my washing machine broke in January last year and I had to wait two weeks for a replacement she did my washing for those two weeks. A couple of weeks ago it was Mothers day (I'm in UK) so I took the kids to the shop, they both picked a card, we got some flowers, their Mums favourite chocolate and a pair of slippers. Total spend was probably around £30. My current GF of around 6 months hit the roof when she found out (I told her, it wasn't a big secret) calling me all sorts of names and telling me I was an AH for buying my ex 💕 flowers. I've since had a FB message from one of her friends telling me I'm "bang out of order" but most damning was a text 💥 from her Mum. She basically told me it was an AH move to Not have gotten her anything for mothers day as well because she never gets anything from her kids (they rarely see their dad) Part of me understands why that might be upsetting but I've not even met her kids yet (or she mine) as we're trying to do the sensible thing. In my eyes I never bought anything for my ex anyway. I...

01/02/2026

(All Names have been changed) This happened on the 4th of July, but I'm still getting flak from my Dad so I figured I'd ask the internet. Some 🦃 background I(17F) and my family gather at my Aunt's(Dad's sister) house on the 4th for a BBQ and hangout as a family. My dad and his family are mostly Irish as their mom/my grandma came to the US from 👄 Ireland when she was 20 and pregnant with her oldest. However, the only culture they kept was the drinking stereotype. This year, my sister(24F), we'll call her Jenny, brought her boyfriend(25M), who we'll call Eddie, to meet our dads side of the family. 📢 Eddie doesn't drink, and my uncle, Dave, likes to make stuff like that his business. Throughout the evening Dave sees that Eddie isn't drinking and is refusing a__oholic drinks, he walks over and offers a beer. Almost everyone was outside, I was inside getting a pop/soda and Eddie was about to go back outside. This conversation ensues: Dave - Do you want a beer? Eddie - No thanks. Dave - We have other kinds if you want to try those, this is an Irish household we have plenty of beer. Eddie - No thanks, I don't drink. Dave - Why? You're too young to be an a__oholic or do you just like pretending you're better than people by not drinking? Now I'm listening, Uncle Dave has a habit of acting like this, he tries to egg people on, he even got into a fist fight with his niece at her own wedding. Eddie's father is an a__oholic, and Eddie just doesn't like the taste. Dave bugged Eddie for another 5 minutes before I said Me - Uncle Dave, can you just mind your own damn business? He doesn't have to...

01/02/2026

My ex and I both come from an extremely religiously and strict community. We started dating and left town for college. Before we left her parent called me over to remind me of the rules (basically no s__ before marriage amongst others) and warned me not to break them or 'else'. We got an apartment but slept in different rooms to abide by this. Eventually my ex was tired of all the rules and said she wanted us to have s__. Well we had s__ and I assume she got carried away because she cheated 🐫 and we broke up. She got pregnant from some guy she didn't know and had an a__rtion (I helped her). Well I've been home for the break and two day ago, a bunch of elders from the community and her dad came to the door. It was so weird. They called my parents and sat us down to discuss my behavior in the city. He told my parents that I stole his child's purity 🤖 and I had to be punished for that. My dad was livid and started shouting at me. I don't know why she told them but now I was the one getting sh***ed on so I them what happened including the a__rtion. No need to say how they reacted to that and left to confront her. Now everyone knows about this and she's planning to leave town but is beyond angry at me. Like she was the one who told them we had s__ and doesn't want to even tell me why. AITA? Edit: changed to throwaway

01/02/2026

My sister “Lauren” is engaged to “Jake” (both 24 M/F). In the 🌙 past few years, my sister has gotten really involved with the local evangelical church. We aren’t really a religious family (I’ve visited her church, and the cheesy attempts to make it “hip” are too cringy for me), but I’m happy for her. She and Jake are a pretty well-known couple at church, and they’ve been very public about their plans to save s__ for marriage and lose their virginities to each other. Here’s the problem: my sister is not a virgin. I know because she was actually pregnant 🔑 with her previous boyfriend, but she ended up losing it unfortunately. If you dig deep into her Facebook, you will even find pictures on her wall that reference the pregnancy. She posted to Facebook that she and Jake will be leading a s__ual purity-themed retreat for the church youth group. In the announcement, she again talked about her virginity. I commented that if she wanted to claim she was a virgin, she should delete evidence to the contrary from her Facebook. 🕊️ She deleted my comment, but I think some people still 🚧 saw. AITA? I feel she was being deceptive.

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