A Reddit user (28M) is hosting his brother (28M) and his wife (30F) in his 1-bedroom apartment after they lost their job and savings. What initially seemed like a temporary arrangement has led to conflict as the brother and his wife demand more privacy, even setting a “timetable” for when the user can use the living room. Tensions escalated when the brother ordered a lock for the living room door, which the user refuses to allow. Now, the user is questioning whether he’s in the wrong for not giving his brother and his wife more space. Read the full story…
Author: Ankit
The user has a younger sister who frequently copies everything the user does, from dressing to hobbies. After posting a picture of herself wearing a wig, the user lied to her sister, claiming that she had cut her hair. The sister then followed suit and cut her own hair in the same style, only to later realize it was a joke. The user feels conflicted, as they are glad their sister can’t copy their hairstyle anymore but also feels sorry for her. Their parents think it was a bad joke and have suggested the user cut their hair to make…
A Reddit user (18F) is about to graduate high school and was initially excited when her parents offered her a $10,000 gift toward her university costs. However, upon learning that the gift comes with strict conditions, such as only being able to attend two universities (both close to her parents) and having a limited selection of courses, she decided to refuse the gift. This sparked a heated argument where her parents called her ungrateful, and she ended up walking out of the house to stay with a friend. She now questions if she was in the wrong. Read the full…
The user initially faced pressure from their best friend and her fiancé to allow their wedding to be held on the user’s property. However, after being uninvited and dealing with harassment from the fiancé’s family, the user decided to stand firm in not letting them use the property. After a long conversation with the friend, Carla, and receiving an apology, Carla ultimately called things off. The user feels relieved that the drama is over but is distancing themselves from some friends who still think they are in the wrong. ‘ Update: AITA for not letting my best friend have her wedding…
A Redditor (23F) recently attended a family dinner and was questioned by her rude uncle about her salary and car. After telling him how much she earns as a software engineer, her uncle went on a rant, claiming no one her age should make that much money. The Redditor defended herself, stating that she deserved her salary because of the hard work she put in. Afterward, her cousin and sister expressed that she was rude, while her dad sided with her. She wonders if she was in the wrong for how she handled the situation. Read the full story below.…
A vegan employee refuses to eat a birthday cake made by a colleague who has been condescending about her dietary choices. The colleague claims to have made a vegan cake but didn’t check the ingredients properly. The refusal leads to a dramatic reaction from the colleague, and the employee is now questioning whether she was in the wrong. ‘ AITA for refusing to eat from my colleague’s vegan birthday cake?’ I (29f) am working in an office and I have a colleague Bea, who routinely makes fun of vegans. I am vegan and i never make a fuss about food, i…
A Reddit user shared a story from their experience as a waiter, where they served a pregnant woman a non-alcoholic cocktail without asking for her consent, thinking it was in her best interest. After the woman discovered the mistake, she demanded the tip back, leading to a confrontation with the user’s manager. The user is now questioning whether they were in the wrong. Read the original story below… ‘ AITA for serving a pregnant woman a non-a**oholic cocktail?’ During my shift last night, a group of four women in their late 20s came in. They were a pleasure to have as…
The user and her husband are struggling with infertility and constant pressure from family and friends about having children. In an attempt to cope with the invasive questions, she created a “Pregnancy Jar” and started asking people to pay a dollar whenever they asked about her plans for children. This led to an awkward dinner at her parents’ house, where her brother was embarrassed by the request. Afterward, her mother and sister criticized her, calling her actions childish. Now, the user is unsure whether she crossed a line. ‘ AITA For Making A “Pregnancy Jar”?’ My husband and I have been…
A Reddit user shared their story of inheriting money from their late mother, who had been deeply hurt by the father’s infidelity. Now, the user’s father is asking them to use the inheritance to pay for medical treatment for the child he had with his mistress, leaving the user torn about their decision. Read the full story below: ‘ AITA for refusing to use the money I inherited from my mother to pay for medical treatment for my half-sister, who has a life threatening sickness? She is the child of my father and the woman he cheated on my mother…
A mother removed her 14-year-old daughter’s bedroom door after repeatedly slamming it despite numerous warnings. The daughter now feels her privacy is being violated, while the mother argues she had to take action due to the disruptive noise affecting the family. The mother wonders if she overreacted. ‘ AITA for removing my daughter’s bedroom door because she won’t stop slamming it?’ I (40f) have 3 kids. Maggie (14f), Levi (12m) and Charlie (10m). (NOT THIER REAL NAMES) Levi and Charlie share a bedroom and Maggie has her own room as the oldest and also only girl. Maggie is a great kid.…