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03/05/2026

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 #AITA for asking my friend to eat before we go shopping or tell me if she wants to eat?I (32f) have a good friend (31f)...
03/05/2026

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AITA for asking my friend to eat before we go shopping or tell me if she wants to eat?

I (32f) have a good friend (31f). We spend a lot of our hanging out time window shopping, walking around shops and trying stuff on.

We get along really well but she's a very slow eater and drinker, to the point that last week she bought a sandwich and a coffee it took her an hour to eat it. She also won't walk and eat/ drink, but has to be sat down (which is fair enough). This however does mean that if we meet up and I've already eaten, I just have to sit there and watch her eat and drink for an hour. We do spend that time chatting, but it's still a little dull for me. After last week, I asked her if she'd mind either eating before we meet up, or telling me earlier in the day if she's going to get something to eat so I can make sure I haven't eaten either.

She got a little upset and thinks it's not a big deal to sit and wait while she eats as she's not always going to know if she'll be eating before or after we meet up. AITA?

For info, this is not an eating disorder, this is just the way she eats.

 #AITA for not bending to my fiancé parents and changing my bestman and groomsmen?I've known my bestfriends (who are mar...
03/05/2026

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AITA for not bending to my fiancé parents and changing my bestman and groomsmen?

I've known my bestfriends (who are married gay couple) since we were in middle school and I pretty much raised my baby brother after my dad and step mom died when he was 5 and I was 23. So when me and my fiance decided to get married of course I picked them as my groomsmen and my brother as my bestman. My fiancé family kinda old school which was ok because they weren't "that bad". I guess her parents didn't know untill recently that my bestfriends are a gay couple or that my little brother is bi. They started making a big stink about them being in their daughter's wedding and letting my brother bring his boyfriend.

At first my fiance was with me in telling them no and trying to get them to drop it. Recently they started threatening her about not coming and saying it be an embarrassment to her family. Shes been extremely upset about it and she started asking me maybe I could possibly change my mind. I told her no and if her parents didn't come it'd still be ok. Even still shes been getting more frantic about it.

We got into a big argument over the weekend about it and she goes on about how they could still be there just not as prominent. Saying that my brother is 15 and any regular teenager wouldn't have a plus one anyways. I quickly shut that down and I yelled at her that I wasnt going to exclude my loved ones like that to appease her folks. She yells at me for being unfair knowing how close she is with her folks. I told her if she asked again I'd call off the wedding. Since then its been kinda awkward and we haven't spoken much. My bestfriends think if I really want to be with her maybe I should give a little but her brother thinks I should get her to really stand up to thier parents. AITA?

 #AITA for explaining to a little girl why my son "looks weird" to her?I am the kind of person who cherishes outside and...
03/05/2026

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AITA for explaining to a little girl why my son "looks weird" to her?

I am the kind of person who cherishes outside and unbiased perspectives, and I was referred to this place as a potential source of exactly that. I am very unfamiliar with Reddit, but I decided to try nonetheless.

I am 30, my husband is 28, and we have a 9-year-old son. Both my husband and I come from a mixed-race background. My mother is a brown South Asian woman while my father is a white Eastern European man. My husband comes from a Central American family that has in*******al parents going back centuries. Our son has clear ethnic features, but he is much paler than both my husband and I. He may appear "white-passing" from a distance. 2/4 of his grandparents also have white skin, so this is no surprise to us.

Some days ago, we were out grocery shopping when we ran into my son's classmate, her younger sister and their parents. We struck up some small-talk with the parents while our kids talked, when the younger sister remarked that my son "looks weird."

Her parents looked mortified, but neither my husband or myself took offense. She looks about 6-years-old, and children have little to no filter. We also live in a predominantly white European country. I can tell that it came from a place of curiosity rather than from a place of ill-intent.

I told this little girl something along the lines of, "Think about your grandparents. They all look very similar, don't they? Well, my son's grandparents all look very differently. That means that my son has four very different faces making up his own." She seemed a little confused, and I will admit that I have never been very good at "kid-talking," but she seemed very interested and thanked me.

The mother, however, was not appreciative. She told me that it was extremely rude of me to have that kind of conversation with someone else's child, and that I should have let her and her partner do it on their own accord. I apologized, and explained to her that I did...

 #AITA for not drinking the coffee that my boyfriend has made for me?I (24F) have been with my boyfriend (25M) for three...
03/05/2026

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AITA for not drinking the coffee that my boyfriend has made for me?

I (24F) have been with my boyfriend (25M) for three and a half years.
He knows I am a bit specific about certain things like tidying up or how I like to cook certain dishes and not to annoy him with those, I always make sure that I make them myself.
Now, my morning coffee is very specific. I like 2 teaspoons of instant coffee, with 2 teaspoons of hazelnut syrup, filled to half the cup with boiling water and the rest filled with oat milk, and I like that in my specific morning coffee mug.
I do realise that I sound very annoying, but because I am aware of that I always make it myself and would never ask for someone to make me my coffee exactly like that. When my colleagues are making me a coffee, I take whatever they make me and I say thank you very much.
For three and a half years, my boyfriend has seen me make my morning coffee this way, and got fed up with me refusing that he makes coffee for me so I have shown him several times exactly how I like it. But still, every time he makes it for me, it’s not the right dose of coffee, or hazlenut syrup, or it isn’t the right cup (I can get over that one to be fair). And I swear I do not want to be that annoying, but the coffee just doesn’t taste how I am craving for it to taste. It’s like my body isn’t satisfied with it and I keep craving my coffee until I get it, but I don’t want to have two coffees in the morning. I have told my boyfriend that I appreciate his gesture but to let me make my coffee in the morning.
This morning, he got annoyed when he asked me if I wanted coffee in bed and I said no I’ll make it. He said « I know you’re gonna get up and make one, just trust me ». So I trusted him, and he made me a machine espresso coffee with...

 #AITA for not letting my brother into the house on my day off?I (25f), am living my parents and younger brother(16m) fo...
03/05/2026

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AITA for not letting my brother into the house on my day off?

I (25f), am living my parents and younger brother(16m) for a while. I work everyday of the week except Thursday, and my brother appears to have decided that he can just conveniently ‘forget’ his key on that particular day, as he knows I’ll be in. Now that’s all fine and well, but whenever I let him in I get berated for taking longer than he likes, as I’m usually gaming as it’s my day off.
The neighbours have a spare key, which he could ask for as they are always home at that time, and he could just make sure his key is in his bag, but he chooses to ring the doorbell as loudly and obnoxiously as possible, every single time. The other day I’d had enough, so when he started ringing the doorbell, I turned on noise cancelling on my headphones and ignored it. He didn’t give up, but I continued to ignore it, and after 2 hours of ringing the bell, he finally asked the neighbours for the key and let himself in.

When my parents found out, they called me cruel for just leaving him out there (even though he could get in at any time he wanted) and when I refused to apologise they have stopped talking to me.
Am I the a***e?

Edit: to those of you that are upset that I’m living with my parents, you should be aware that i have just finished a university course, and moved back in because my parents have very busy work schedules themselves. I help out by doing chores such as going grocery shopping, doing washing etc. I also help towards the bills. The other reason is because the housing market in my country is very expensive and there aren’t many available places to buy/rent. I also don’t appreciate being called lazy just for enjoying the one hobby I have time and energy for.

Edit 2: to the person that turned this into a YouTube video/short, please delete it. You did not get permission. Yes, I saw it. No, I won’t give you...

*AITAH for demanding an 11 y/o apologize for stealing from me?My husband and I (gay couple) have a memorial shrine in ou...
03/05/2026

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AITAH for demanding an 11 y/o apologize for stealing from me?

My husband and I (gay couple) have a memorial shrine in our home, the urns and photos of both of our fathers and dog are displayed. I kept a large paw shaped locket wrapped around my dogs urn, it was filled with a bit of his fur.

My brother, his wife and 2 kids came over for burgers and hot dogs, soon after I found the locket to be missing. We searched everywhere, it was gone. A few days later my brother calls at 9pm and I mentioned that the locket was missing. He casually mentions that he knows, his 11 year old had "borrowed" it.

I demanded it back, that he gets off his b__t and return it immediately. He said no, hes tired. I'm angry, go to his house and bang on the door until he opens it and TOSSED the locket at me. It had been opened, my boys fur was missing from it.

I go home and get a call, apparently a neighbor saw me yelling at him and called the cops. So my brother is mad at me, yet still wants to get together for another BBQ. I told him that he and his daughter will need to apologize to me and my husband, my brother refused. Saying shes too young to understand that stealing is wrong and it would just traumatize and embarrass her.

My husband is super non confrontational and says I'm being an a__hole for demanding an apology from a kid, that it won't change anything. The fur is gone and nothing will bring it back. My brother thinks I'm an a__hole and 11 year olds dont understand that theft is wrong. I believe an apology is 100% needed, as she stole and damaged something precious to me.

So that's where we are. I feel s__tty about this and don't know why. Yet I feel that I deserve a sincere apology.

So redditors, who sucks here?

Edit- Im calm, I fully understand that I over reacted, should have waited to pick up the locket during...

*AITA for refusing to babysit for my aunt and uncle until I'm paid for the last time?Borrowing a friends account (Thanks...
03/05/2026

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AITA for refusing to babysit for my aunt and uncle until I'm paid for the last time?

Borrowing a friends account (Thanks btw)

I (17/F) have been voluteering at my previous elementary school. I'm not sure if its relevant, but my cousins ( Ella 6/F & Liam 8/M) go to this school as well.

I'm known as the "fun one" at school (kids words, not mine). Because of this, a lot of the parents of the younger kids ask me to babysit. I love kids, so its not hard for me. The parents are usually out for a few hours, and I only ask for about $20 per day. I've had no problem with this since.

about a month ago, my Aunt and uncle went off on a vacation for a week, and asked me to babysit. I agreed of course. I stayed over each night, to their request. My cousins are not hard kids to deal with, they're actually very sweet and well behaved for their age. Because of this, and that they're family, I only charged $10/day. So, about $70 since they got home later in the night.

I waited a day or two after they got before asking about the payment, and they outright refused. Saying that because they're family, I should do it for free. They also said that since I said they werent hard kids, I didn't have to do much.

After a little back and forth, I decided to cut my loses and didn't babysit for them again. Now, they're planning to go on a bit of a road trip together, and they asked me to babysit again. I said if they paid me for the last time I babysat then I'd be more than happy. They kept complaining and whining, saying I'm the only person they have (I'm not tho, they have multiple other people available).

They're now complaining to my parents, trying to get them to make me babysit, but I'm still refusing until they pay me for the last time. My parents are asking me to just do it to keep the peace. AITA?

*AITA for making my girlfriend lose her driving license instead of taking a small 2 hour course?Me and my GF live with e...
03/05/2026

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AITA for making my girlfriend lose her driving license instead of taking a small 2 hour course?

Me and my GF live with each other and have been together for 6 years.
I have had my driving license for 9 years and my girlfriend has had her license for about 18 months.

How it works in the UK, is that for each driving offence you commit you get 3 points and if you gain 12 your licence gets suspended. Points expire after 48 months anyways.
For new drivers, if you gain 6 points within your first 2 years your license also gets suspended.
For your first speeding offence you get to take a speed awareness course whixh only takes 2 hours after that, you get 3 points for each offence.

So my GF was on 3 points and driving my car was caught by a speed camera driving at 42 in a 30 zone.
I initially got sent the letter as the vehicle was registered in my name and had to let them know who was driving. If I said it was me I'd have to take a small speed awareness course which only takes 2 hours and is over zoom but if I told them it was my GF then she'd get another 3 points. Meaning she'd get her license suspended, have to wait 6 months to reapply, retake her driving and theory tests and take a mandatory 10 hours worth of lessons. All this would probs amount to about £500.
I've got no reason to not put my own name other than wanting to keep my driving record spotless (which isn't really a good reason). But I just don't want to have that on my license even though I know it won't affect me as I'm unlikely to reoffend.
I told my GF I'm telling DVLA it was her who drove and she flipped out on me, saying it makes no difference to me to say I was driving. But with her she would lose her license. I told her it was her own fault, which annoyed her even more because I was being unreasonable.
Her not driving doesn't really affect me, whenver...

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