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AITA For 😆 creating a rule that when I host an 🍃 event for the family, my sister’s son is not allowed to come?
06/01/2026

AITA For 😆 creating a rule that when I host an 🍃 event for the family, my sister’s son is not allowed to come?

06/01/2026

I35m and my wife34 have two children together ages 13 and 9.. My wife and I were expecting she was about 8 weeks along when we found out the pregnancy was ectopic and she ended up having an a__rtion (it was almost two weeks ago) but she’s been severely depressed. She’s taken time off of work, has been crying every single day, either sleeping all the time or barely sleeping. We were suppose to attend my parents Christmas and I told them we would as long as my wife was feeling better. This morning we did Christmas in the morning, and my oldest made my wife a drawing of a baby angel which brought my wife to tears. She wasn’t up to go, and I called my mom and explained n told her we would still drop off the children. My mom got upset and said my wife made the decision to terminate and shouldn’t still be this upset. I said my wife didn’t make any decision, this wasn’t a negotiable thing and that she lost a child. My mom laughed and said it was nothing like losing a child, that she’d know (my brother passed away last year in a car crash.) then she told me to come with the kids and let my wife have alone time. I said I wouldn’t do that, my mom Got even more angry said it again that this was my wife choice and she needed to control herself, that she lost my brother and still has to do things everything on and on. I basically said well I don’t think I’ll be bringing the kids today anymore if that’s how you feel, and hung up. My dad called me 30 mins later, said I was a jerk, made my mom cry, n was using the kids as a weapon which is “the worst thing in the world.” I said well their my kids, hung up and muted my phone. AITA

AITA for not 💗 telling my girlfriend that my computer was a gift from my late fiancée until now, ☘ and refusing to stop ...
06/01/2026

AITA for not 💗 telling my girlfriend that my computer was a gift from my late fiancée until now, ☘ and refusing to stop using it?

AITA for telling my youngest daughter that I cannot give her away 🎯️ at her 🚦 wedding?
06/01/2026

AITA for telling my youngest daughter that I cannot give her away 🎯️ at her 🚦 wedding?

06/01/2026

I am a safety manager for a rail company, working at a large rail depot. Someone much higher in the company than me asked if I could give his daughter some part time work experience on site. She's studying engineering, and he wanted her to assist the engineers on site. I was perfectly happy for this, and his daughter, Ellie, started a few weeks ago. It's only fair to say that Ellie is very talented. The engineers think her work is great and everyone agrees that she will go far in the industry. Because of the nature of the industry, there isn't a need for formal/professional clothing. We're pretty much all in either PPE or casual clothing. Ellie however always dresses professionally for work. I've told her there's no need as we all dress casually, but she prefers it which is fine of course. Yesterday I was intending to take Ellie onto the railway tracks for the first time. Officially you need a specific qualification to go onto them, but we can issue temporary permits for those who don't have it. The railway has strict rules, and full PPE must be worn on track at all times. Hard hat, gloves, safety glasses, safety boots, and both high vis trousers and vest/shirt/jacket. Ellie was happy to put on the accessories like hard hat etc and change her shoes to safety boots, but she wanted to just put a high vis vest over her work dress, saying she 'didn't feel comfortable' changing into full high vis clothing. Unfortunately that's not the way it works, and I said I could not issue her a permit if she wouldn't wear the necessary PPE. I then got a call from Ellie's father, telling me that I was 'unreasonable' towards his daughter, that she was 'just a kid' who should be given some leeway (as opposed to someone studying for a professional career in a safety-critical industry). He said that she was 'nervous' and new to the industry, and that I shouldn't be trying to 'frighten' her. I said that I would not be making exceptions for her. If one of the track workers was working on track without the necessary PPE, they would be sent home, and doing it repeatedly would see them banned from site. Ellie won't be back until next week, but I'm having my manager (lower than Ellie's dad) telling me to go easy on her too. I'm sorry but those rules are there to protect people, and everyone including Ellie needs to follow them. If she or her dad don't like it they can find someone else to give her work experience.

AIW for brushing my wife’s hair 🎋 while we’re watching a movie with two other 💋 couples?
06/01/2026

AIW for brushing my wife’s hair 🎋 while we’re watching a movie with two other 💋 couples?

AITA for refusing 🐘 to not smoke 🏆 while IN the smoking area of a pub because a family was choosing to sit there?
06/01/2026

AITA for refusing 🐘 to not smoke 🏆 while IN the smoking area of a pub because a family was choosing to sit there?

05/01/2026

I (31 M) have been married to my wonderful wife (33 F) for a year. My sister (33 F) is getting married October 1st. I'm happy for her, but I'm not attending the wedding. Sister is one of the angriest people I've ever met. Mom brushes it off because Sister's a tiny blonde who weighs 105 lbs soaking wet, but she has rages that can last for days. If you do something she disapproves of, she'll scream and sob and break things. It's been this way our whole lives, and she's never once faced consequences or admitted to wrong-doing. Well, if you can’t guess from the fact that I'm posting here, I did something she didn't like, and her response led me to block her on everything. If I'm the a__hole for doing this, I'm ready to accept my judgment. But I think I made the right decision. I'm the only boy in my family. When I married Wife, I took her last name. I did it for practical reasons: my last name was hard to pronounce/spell, and hers is a word. Think "Jessica Rabbit" or "Grace Slick." That's my wife. She never has to spell it out or help pronounce it, and ever since I took her name, I've been significantly happier. I work on a construction site, and even the meat-heads there said, "Wow, that's much easier. Good call." Sister--who didn't attend my wedding, ftr--was absolutely furious when I told her. Screamed at me, called my wife an "emasculating abusive b__ch," said she was going to start calling me "Mrs.", and that Wife's not invited to the wedding. I said if Wife isn't invited then I'm not invited--we're a package deal. Sister told us both to f__k off, and I thought that was the end of it. We didn't speak for months, but then a wedding invitation arrived in the mail. It was addressed to me. Just me, using my old name. No acknowledgment of my new name or my wife. I swear, if Sister had simply addressed the invitation to "Mr. and Mrs. New Name," I would've taken it as a sign that she felt remorse. Wife agrees that the gesture would have gone a long way. But instead Sister decided to toss in what felt like a final petty dig. I told Sister we would only attend if she apologized for calling my wife a b__ch. She refused, accused us of giving her an ultimatum, and said we were "punishing her for having an opinion." I no longer care that it's my sister's wedding--I refuse to subject my wife to what will surely be an abusive trainwreck. Now that the wedding is only a few weeks away, my family's been hounding me nonstop. They don't understand how I could miss my sister's big day, and they think she can't be held accountable for her actions because planning a wedding is stressful. AITA?

05/01/2026

Last week she called and said she needed an answer now, even though her baby isn't due for a couple months.. and we said we didn't make a decision yet. We tried offering a few solutions, such as, getting a babysitter or her boyfriends parents watch him for the night as her and her boyfriend will probably want the night off.. Or that the baby can be there for family pictures but that's it. She really wants him there because she wants everyone to meet the baby, and she doesn't feel comfortable leaving the baby with a sitter. The next day she texted me and said she was removing herself from the wedding party. I asked her if that meant that she wasn't coming to the wedding at all, it’s been over a week and I got no reply. I also explained that all I was asking of her is to stand during the ceremony. She wouldn’t even need to get ready with us. Show up 20 minutes before the ceremony and that’s fine. She then proceeded to not come to my bachelorette party that same week, claiming we were doing activities she couldn't do. We went for a walk on the beach with coffee, out for lunch, and a painting class. Almost over a year into planning our wedding, my sister tells us she's having a baby 2 months before our wedding, and she jokingly asked if her baby was allowed. We said we would think about it, but ideally not. She's also standing in the wedding. I told her I didn't want him here, in case he started crying during the ceremony. And I don't feel like my wedding is the time and place for her to show off her new baby. I want everyone to enjoy the day and have fun. I also feel like she will hand off the baby to my mom, preventing my mom from fully enjoying the day. The next day she texted me and said she was removing herself from the wedding party. I asked her if that meant that she wasn't coming to the wedding at all, and I got no reply. I also explained that all I was asking of her is to stand during the ceremony. She wouldn’t even need to get ready with us. Show up 20 minutes before the ceremony and that’s fine. She then proceeded to not come to my bachelorette party that same week, claiming we were doing activities she couldn't do. We went for a walk on the beach with coffee, out for lunch, and a painting class. Last week she called and said she needed an answer now, even though her baby isn't due for a couple months.. and we said we didn't make a decision yet. We tried offering a few solutions, such as, getting a babysitter for the night as her and her boyfriend will probably want the night off.. Or that the baby can be there for family pictures but that's it. She really wants him there because she wants everyone to meet the baby, and she doesn't feel comfortable leaving the baby with a sitter.

😘 ⛄ Trans Groom Kicks Mom Out After She Calls His Wedding “Disgusting”
05/01/2026

😘 ⛄ Trans Groom Kicks Mom Out After She Calls His Wedding “Disgusting”

05/01/2026

I ( f26) and my husband(M26) have a handsome son together who is 4 . A little background info here is that I am black and my husband is white so this is where the problem has started. When my son was born he had slick straight hair but he’s growing up now and his hair has becoming i say 4a/4c. My husband takes him to get his hair cut at a predominately white shop all his life because he said it was a bonding experience for them. I have no problem with that specifically but my brother i’ll call him T visited recently just when my son and my husband came back from the barber shop and he made a comment on how the barber made his fade very crooked and asked my husband who cut it. This stirred up the drama and my husband got defensive when asked because the same man has cut his hair since he was a boy and he sees no problem with my sons hair. I have to say I agreed with my brother , his haircut was an uneven and his hairline has been pushed back way further that it was before so I suggested my husband take him to a black barbershop next time so they could cut his hair correctly. My husband blew up on me saying I was ruining his father and son time just because of his race and I don’t think that’s the case at all i just want his hair to look nice. I brung up the fact that T could introduce both my husband and my son to a different barber but my husband wants to continue the tradition of his childhood barber cutting my sons hair. EDIT : When I mentioned a black barber I wasn’t bringing up race necessarily! I just meant someone who knows how to style Black hair! sorry for the confusion !! AITA for suggesting to take my son to a different barber ? EDIT 2 : Hey thank you guys for the advice and comments. I’ve had a talk with my husband and he explained to me that he knows how the world would treat my son differently because of his skin complexion is different than his and he explained going to a “white” or “black” barbershop hasn’t crossed his mind with having a black child. He admits the guy who cut his hair is very old fashioned and I explained how I honor the tradition him and my son has , I think it’s beautiful but maybe he and our son can make new childhood memories for him in a new shop. He is taking him this afternoon to fix his hair with the shop T recommend!

05/01/2026

My friend and I met when we worked together. She was one of the first people to talk to me when I started and introduced me to other people that worked there. Well I'm not sure what happened but she started to get lazy, show up late, stand around and talk. Which is whatever but when other people have to pick up your slack it's bs. When I was put on "teams" with her other people would complain about her not pulling her weight. There were times we were trying to get finished and off early and she still had social hour and caused us to stay til regular time or even late. She was being talked to by management repeatedly. She'd tell me "she got yelled at", their big thing was her being consistantly late. I told her to leave earlier "well I have to drive all the way from... it's a long drive ". I tried helping her improve with other things they "coached" her on but she had an excuse for everything. This went on a year or so and I found a better job and left. She kept asking me to get her a job there but since I knew how she was I told her they weren't hiring. We'd hangout and it was a lot easier not working with her. She'd still vent but I wasn't on the other side of it so I could be more objective and less annoyed. This has been 2 years. She called me the other day and said she got fired. I said I was sorry to hear that but places are hiring and she can bounce back. She started going on and on about how this was out of the blue and they never warned her. I bit my tongue. I'm a supervisor now so she wanted my opinion if I thought she deserved to be fired. I kept dodging the question and saying I don't know I'm not there anymore . She said "no just be honest what do you think, you worked there". I didn't want to but I knew she wouldn't let it go so I said "honestly no offense but yeah, they warned you like 100 times, I even tried telling you how to improve but you wouldn't listen". She said I was harsh and she'd talk to me later. AITA. I probably am but don't tell people to be honest when you don't want the truth.

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