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15/06/2026

AITAH if I tell my stepdaughter she’s not welcome

My SD is 22. We have custody of her 2 year old for various reasons and she recently had another baby who she’s managed to hang on to for now.

Since she’s had the new baby she’s not really been bothered with the 2yo and if she does have him she either plonks him in a high chair in front of the TV or leaves both him and her with my MIL while she goes back to bed claiming she’s too tired. She’s also got it into her head that everyone favours the 2yo over the baby because we don’t include her in things or take her out. She’s been told he’s not favoured but as he lives with us and the baby doesn’t we can’t include her in everything and some of the things we do with him aren’t appropriate for a 2 month old. There seems to be lots of resentment by her towards the 2 yo.

Last week I asked SDs mom to have the 2 yo as SD should have had him the week before and let him down. She kicked off at my husband calling him a c**t and saying Wednesdays had always been her day. Because I needed to leave the house at 7.30 to go to work and she’s so unreliable with time or says she can’t have him because of xyz we made arrangements for him to go to her mom’s. I asked her if she wanted the 2yo today for a few hours and she just replied the baby isn’t well. She doesn’t seem to realise that...

15/06/2026

AITAH for excluding my "family" from my pregnancy because they failed to show up for my wedding?

I (30F) am looking for some outside perspective on a major life decision I’ve made regarding my family.

The Background: I lost my mother about two years ago. She was my world and, as an only child, she was my primary link to our entire family. When she was alive, she was the "glue" (everyone showed up to everything because she was the one who asked). Once she passed, that completely changed. Some relatives initially offered support, but most stepped away or became openly critical of how I chose to grieve.

During that time, I leaned heavily on my then boyfriend (now husband). I had been a primary caregiver for my mom, so once she passed, my schedule opened up and we were finally able to spend real time together. He was my rock. He didn't just let me grieve; he encouraged me to keep living because he knew that’s what my mom wanted. We built a very strong bond quickly and were engaged within a year.

My family hated this. They felt we were moving "too fast," despite my mother’s explicit final wishes that I never put my life on hold for her and that I should go out, travel, get married, and have a family.

The Wedding:

We planned our wedding in eight months, and my side of the family did essentially nothing. My dad isn't in the picture, so without siblings, I really hoped they would step up. They didn't.

The only thing they attended was dress shopping, which they tried to make entirely about their own tastes. My...

15/06/2026

AITA for telling my wife she was "so close" to getting her dream job?

I'm a 33-year-old man and my wife is 27.

Since the start of our relationship, my wife has been very particular about how things get done, and tends to believe that she knows the one true correct way for anything related to anything. She has admitted that she can be a control freak. While this bothers me, it has never been a true dealbreaker in our relationship.

Very often when I do just about anything, whether it be a household chore, assembling a piece of furniture, taking a picture, or writing a presentation for work (in a field where I have a master's degree and she has no formal education), she'll do this thing where she'll condescendingly say "You were so close to getting it right," really drawing out the "so close" part. I've told her dozens of times that I'd prefer for her to stop because it sounds so condescending, but she insists that she's complimenting me.

I do the dishes and place them out to dry in an orientation she doesn't approve of?

You were so close. Next time, put them that way.

I take a picture of her?

You were so close. Next time, angle the camera this way.

I complete a project at work and show her the results?

You were so close. Next time, write it this way.

For the last two months my wife has been undergoing an intensive hiring process for a job in our city. She works in a highly niche field and seldom finds job openings, and therefore she was...

15/06/2026

AITA: My gf of 3 months invited her friend on our trip to meet my family?

I am having a very big moral dilemma with this one because right now I don't have anyone to talk to about it to see if I'm being an a__hole about this. So for a little while now we me (M25) and my gf (F25) have been planning to go back to my home town to meet a good chunk of my family. This would include my parents, my brother and his gf, and my grandparents.

The first part of the trip would be driving 5 hours to a restaurant my family went to every year when we were kids. This is a VERY important thing to me, I haven't seen my grandparents in a long time and this was somewhere we've gone to since I could barely eat solid food. I haven't been there in 5 years when we used to go every single year.

We would then go stay at my parents house for the next 2 days. The second day we would go to Niagara Falls with my mom, brother, and his gf. The last day, we would be getting a trailer to grab my motorcycle from home, and bring it back home.

It seemed like a pretty straightforward trip to me. Anyways, I come visit her after work and she casually brings it up that her friend may be coming along too. This threw me for a loop because she never asked me or brought it up to me before so I thought she was joking.

It soon dawned when she asked me to tell my parents she was coming...

14/06/2026

AITA for shutting down our friends for complaining that my husband and I won’t let them use our jets for a party?

My husband and I own and manage several aircraft. We have a number of generous clients, and it’s not unusual for some of our regulars to extend the offer for our kids or our friends to accompany us on trips. As a result, we’ve been able to treat quite a few people in our circle to a few days here or a weekend there at some great destinations. Obviously, as these flights are on our clients’ dimes, we don’t charge our friends for anything - they spend what they want on food or lodging or whatever.

Unfortunately, this has caused some expectations from some of our acquaintances. One of our friends is turning 50 later this summer. He and his wife have asked to have his party at our hangar. That part isn’t a problem - it’s honestly a great venue for a get together (huge indoor space, outdoor space and lawn, full kitchen etc.). The problem is that in talking with his wife over a Zoom “cocktail hour” a few weeks ago, she was chatting as if she assumed the guests would have access to the jets as well (photos, tours, whatnot) and how much fun it was going to be be for everyone to get flights over the city.

I didn’t think it was the time nor place to shut her down completely, but I made a few light comments about those things blowing up the budget for not only this birthday but for the next decade’s worth of birthdays and changed the subject to something else. When it became clear she wasn’t joking,...

14/06/2026

Aitah for not telling my stepsisters how much money and assets my father left me when he died?

I 31M refused to give my stepsisters any of my inheritance.

MY father began dating a woman when I was 8 years old. He and my mother had already split. The woman he began dating had three other children from another relationship. And me and my SM never got along. I never got along with her or her children and this relationship only seemed to get worse when I moved in with my father when I was 12 years old.

So for context my father is a very emotionless man. He made it very clear to my step mother that she would not parent me, and he would not parent her children. Each will deal with there own children, a rule which he abided by, she did not. To be clear although he was not emotionally there for her children he did but them everything they wanted. They went to private schools, they always had the latest tech and money, when they came of age he bought each of them a car. Spending money was my fathers way of being emotional this was exactly how he was with me.

All the way through my teens she would increasingly try to control my life, what I could do, where I could go, what money I was allowed, what I could eat.

If I mentioned it to my father he would talk to her and it would stop for a couple of months and then begin again. The cycle continued all throughout my childhood. Tbh nothing she did really bothered me after years of being around...

14/06/2026

AITA for messing with my sister's fake profile?

Going to try to make this quick. I'm 22 and my sister is 18. I went to my sister's room to grab a top she had borrowed(we do this all the time, borrow clothes go into each other's rooms to get them back) and I notice she has Facebook open and the profile pic is...well..me. I have to do a double take because it really caught me off guard. I know I shouldn't have but I snooped at the profile and it was just pictures of myself- my sister literally has a fake Facebook profile of me.

I'm livid at this point for many reasons. 1. I don't do social media. I'm a private person and I don't like pictures of me to be on profiles like that. 2. Some of the pictures she had were ones that she took without me knowing 3. Other pictures that she had were ones I had sent to friends which means she has gone onto my computer and taken pictures off.

I delete all of the pictures and I check her computer and find a folder filled with pictures that she has taken of me and ones that were on my computer- not even all of me per se, ones of my friends, group photos, food I had taken pictures of. I go through even more and find out that she has even stolen nudes that I had taken for my boyfriend.

I deleted the folder completely and went back to the fake facebook profile. I uploaded a single picture of her with the caption "The real me",...

14/06/2026

AITA for not wanting my father-in-law at my honeymoon?

My husband and I took a month long honeymoon to the Cancun area, where my husband's parents own a home. While staying in the family home, we heard a knock at the front door and upon opening it, I saw my father-in-law who said 'surprise!' My husband is a very non-confrontational and respectful son so he did not share his feelings on the situation with his father. However, I felt a need to share my opinion, so after spending approximately 24 hours with my FIL in Cancun, I told my husband that I would like to move our honeymoon to an air bnb (which we were planning to do in a couple of days anyway).

My husband agreed and we left. But, I have since had both my FIL and MIL bring up my rudeness in the situation and tell me that I am far too sensitive. In response, I explained that I believe it is inappropriate to show up to someone else's honeymoon unannounced regardless of whether you own the property or how long the honeymoon is (their two main arguments).

I actually find it worse that he owns the property since I felt that I could not say no. I should add that this is not the first time that I have felt my in-laws have acted oblivious to what I believe are very basic boundaries. Nor is it the first time they have told me that I am much too sensitive and cause drama.

Please tell me, AITA? Info: Only one week of the month was supposed to be spent at this...

13/06/2026

AITA for not telling my sister the name chosen for my unborn son because she used her BBFs baby name for her daughter?

My sister and I are both pregnant. This is her second child and my first. We're both having boys.

When my sister had her daughter three years ago her BFF was pregnant at the same time. My sister complained for 8 months that they didn't have any idea what to name my niece and then all of a sudden she had a name right before she gave birth. After my niece was born and her name was announced, my sister and her BFF started fighting.

The BFF said that was the name she'd chosen for her baby girl and my sister used the same first and middle name for my niece and she couldn't believe she'd do that. My sister said it's first come first serve and she needed a name badly. That her BFF had time to find another name.

My sister is due before me, a few weeks before, and with that in mind I don't want her to do the same thing to me. And she has asked. Nobody knows we're having a boy except me and my husband and we plan to keep it that way.

But my sister has asked what our boy name is and as an afterthought she asked for our girl name too when she realized I knew what she was getting at. I refused to tell her. She tried to whine about name sharing being the fun part of pregnancy.

I made up a couple of names on the spot to tell her and she saw through it. She told me to just tell...

13/06/2026

AITA for taking my BIL to small claims court over art supplies?

A bit of context: I (29M) like to draw and try other mediums as well. As such I've accumulated a lot of art supplies over the past few years. My wife (Sally 27F) also dabbles a bit and we have converted one of the rooms in our home to an art studio of sorts. There's easily a few thousand dollars worth of art supplies in that room and we tend to keep it locked for that reason. Most important to me are my pencils and markers which were not cheap (Chartpak for those who care).

Onto the story: Sally and I had her family over for her aunt's birthday a few weeks back and my BIL and SIL brought their kids with them (7F and 6M). We had forgotten to lock the door to the room that day. About an hour into the party I noticed that both kids were nowhere to be seen, so I asked my SIL if she knew where they were. She said that they were drawing in the other room. I asked if my wife was with them and she said she (SIL to be clear not Sally) just told them which room it was in. I immediately rushed over to the art room and found it was a total mess. Most devastatingly was the fact that all my markers were ruined because that kids were using way to much force casing the tips to fray. I yelled at them to get out and they started crying. My BIL ran over and started yelling at me saying they're just kids and it's...

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