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Teen’s Simple Genetics Lesson Causes Drama ♥️ 🕸️ With White Parent, Pastor Steps In
20/12/2025

Teen’s Simple Genetics Lesson Causes Drama ♥️ 🕸️ With White Parent, Pastor Steps In

20/12/2025

I used to work at a bar where it was expected that I wear a buttoned down blouse and black pants/skirt . I was happy working there because the previous managers used to let me wear my shirt buttoned up. Then a new manager started and stated that during Oktoberfest I had to wear a cleavaged top and shirt skirt because "that was the custom". During this time i stated that i was happy to work in the normal uniform (In my contract - blue shirt black pants) but wasn't OK with wearing a costume that sexualised me for the sake for selling beer. I had my shifts cut because i wouldn't wear the costume. I'd tried it before and found that customers became total d__k heads... Asking when my shift finished, what I liked about men, etc. It turned a waitress situation into a brothel situation.... Where shifts were cut if you didn't wear the costume. I quit my job and complained to management. Other girls there said that when I quit.. And because I went to head office, that their jobs became more difficult and more blokes were hired as a result. It seemed that me quitting resulted in different hiring procedures and the girls who were happy to wear the costumes lost revenue. They said that working at a Bavarian bar meant that it was part of my "duty" and that dismissing it only hurt those willing to wear the costume for a month at most. So,AITA for not just quitting but rather raising an HR concern that I should have been aware of when I took the job? Edit: Thanks for the general support people... And the silver! Sorry sorry sorry about the wall of text and grammatical issues... I may have been a bit drunk while writing it and I'm not gonna fix it now.

AITA for arguing about nail 🐿 polish? 🌇
19/12/2025

AITA for arguing about nail 🐿 polish? 🌇

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19/12/2025

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19/12/2025

My college has these support groups where students can, well, get help and support each other in the presence of a counselor. The one I attend is supposed to be for people 25 who moved for college and is going through adjustments related to moving. Most of the participants are (like myself) freshman. There is one girl who is a graduate student and she also moved to this town for college. She was 25 back when the semester began so she was allowed to join. She mostly talks about like adjusting to life here in the new town, finding a part time job , struggling with her imposter syndrome and about missing her boyfriend who is going to move to join her this year etc. But the thing is....since she's older, it makes me (and some of the others although we don't say it out loud) uncomfortable that she's there. Like it just seems like she has different issues with adjusting. I honestly don't know why she bothers coming since it must be clear that none of us can relate and most of us kind of find her issues are in a different stage of life. So anyway, I discovered that her birthday was in December which means she turned 26 already so I went to the counselor and told her this. Counselor said she was aware of it and that she had spoken to the 26yo and she asked to be allowed to join in until the end of this semester (which ends in late March). I wasn't entirely happy with that since they are breaking the rules so I let the admin section in charge of the support groups know this and well, they emailed her and she doesn't come anymore. The counselor must've also got reprimanded or something cause the last session she made a "statement" regarding how she was sorry for allowing someone to violate our safe space. She didn't say anything to me directly but during her statement she said she was only trying to help someone and that's why she did it. I couldn't help feel a little bad since well, 26yo is also a new student and all that but at the same time *she* was breaking the rules. A couple of other students have mentioned that they missed her and even arranged to hang out with her. I though that was weird...

AITA for Calling Out Husband’s Tardiness at 🌻 Daughter’s Birthday Bash? ☺️
19/12/2025

AITA for Calling Out Husband’s Tardiness at 🌻 Daughter’s Birthday Bash? ☺️

🐾 He Blocked 🚀 A Driveway For “Three Minutes”, Came Back To An Empty Street
19/12/2025

🐾 He Blocked 🚀 A Driveway For “Three Minutes”, Came Back To An Empty Street

19/12/2025

Little backstory- I grew up in a very religious home. We went to church (non-denominational) 2-3 times per week. I always questioned what I was being taught and when I was in 6th grade & going to a Christian school, I realized I was agnostic. I live in the Bible belt, so it's difficult having my beliefs (or lack there of). Despite my family all being religious, they have all respected my beliefs. Not just mine, but my daughters' (ages 8 and 9) dad, who is an atheist, as well. Everyone except my mother. A couple years ago we told her she could no longer take the girls to church. We felt they were being indoctrinated & both were starting to deny science. She argued with us but realized how serious we were. She knew if she took them to church after a sleepover, she would be risking being able to see them & be in their life. Little did I know, she had been having "Bible study" with the girls on nights they would spend the night with her. Maybe every 3 weeks or so, the girls would have a sleepover with her. The girls had a sleepover with her this past Saturday. She brought them home to me Sunday afternoon. My fiance and I were asking them if they had fun, what did they do, etc. My 8 year old then said "I got baptised!" EXCUSE ME, WHAT? I remained calm because I didn't want her to think she was in trouble or did something wrong. I asked her whose idea that was. She said mine. Ok.. so I ask a few more questions and realize she had the idea because she was told if she were to die, she'd go to hell. She was terrified! So, my mom baptised my baby. My daughter said my mom asked the questions and everything before the "baptism"... like "do you accept Jesus into your heart?" I was truly blown away by what she had done. It was such a breach of mine & their dad's trust and she had crossed a HUGE line. I sent a group text to my mom & the girls' dad with the following: "I don't know why I'm shocked, (redacted), but I'm actually blown away by your enormous breach in trust. You crossed a huge line. You know how Ken and I feel about religion....

AITAH for 🕌 going out drinking with a male friend 🌺 even though I am in a committed relationship?
19/12/2025

AITAH for 🕌 going out drinking with a male friend 🌺 even though I am in a committed relationship?

AITA for refusing to go back out to 💛 buy my stepdaughter something to 🌜 eat?
19/12/2025

AITA for refusing to go back out to 💛 buy my stepdaughter something to 🌜 eat?

19/12/2025

I’m a non-traditional 3L attending a law school on the East Coast. Previously, I spent about two decades working in a separate but related field, and becoming an attorney has been a long-desired career change for me. My ex and I had our daughter when I was in my late teens, and while I was able to finish my undergraduate degree, I found it incredibly challenging to juggle being a parent and a full-time student, and I opted to postpone all further education until my daughter was an adult and I could devote my full attention to my studies. My daughter and her fiance live in California, where they plan to get married, and recently announced that they’ve set their wedding date for Sunday, July 26, and put a deposit down on their venue. Unfortunately, this falls two days before I’m scheduled to take my state’s bar exam. I was not consulted about the date in advance. I asked if the date could be moved to a different weekend and was told no because it coincides with the availability of a big chunk of her fiancé’s extended family, who are traveling from out of the country, and the venue was already booked for Friday and Saturday that weekend. This creates a huge problem, because I really need to dedicate the last few days prior to the exam to studying, and I’m concerned that if I spend that Monday traveling, I’ll go into the exam the next day exhausted and run the risk of failing. I tried to explain this to my daughter, but she became very angry and upset and said if I really cared about her, I would be there. I do care about her! I do want to be there! And if it were any other weekend, I absolutely would be there. I feel absolutely terrible about the timing, and I’ve tried to come up with some compromises — I offered to fly out a few weeks beforehand to assist her with wedding planning, fly out and spend time with the two of them when they get back from their honeymoon, and Skype or FaceTime in to the rehearsal dinner, ceremony, and reception. She rejected all of these options and said I need to find a way to be physically present. But given the circumstances, I just don’t see how I can. WIBTA?

🏕 AITA for telling my brother he's wrong to 💡 blame his ex wife without any evidence simply because he doesn't want to c...
19/12/2025

🏕 AITA for telling my brother he's wrong to 💡 blame his ex wife without any evidence simply because he doesn't want to consider other possibilities?

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