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SilvergunSuperman posted:Probably not work appropriate but pretty funny nonetheless. Yeah could be construed to be a hostile workplace. Great move for getting fired
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PancakeTransmission posted:No, no I don't. Probably water bill is more than they like and a defect with whatever part of their brain quantifies problems
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And there's a zero percent chance she actually rates him 10/10.
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A stick of butter is fine if you're making a grease trap dish like macaroni and cheese
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Tomfoolery posted:
And they say college doesn't prepare you for the real world
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Don't twins usually come a couple weeks early?
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At no point ever has any harvard graduate not been the rear end in a top hat
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sullat posted:Haha yeah, the money isn't just going to magically appear in his bank account, he'll probably win on default and then... ??? Hey, he might get her arrested, fired, or evicted. Justice will prevail
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TheDeadlyShoe posted:The curry side plot to sexy potato story makes no sense and makes me question the whole thing. Coworker had to stop eating curry because of what, curry is too sexy? OP just kinda skims this and alludes to it being straight racism without directly saying so, of course 'racist coworker' isn't exactly a AITA all-star post... You've never met someone openly racist against Asian people before have you? "Indian people smell bad because of curry" is 100% one of their gotos.
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Evil Willow posted:Anyone who microwaves fish can die in a fire. I hate seafood - all of it. I used to work in an open-plan office and someone on the other side of the office used to microwave fish. Nearly caused me to vomit. That for sure is one food that should definitely not be heated up in an office environment. Having said that, I love the smell of curry. What about microwaved seafood curry?
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Ah the classic, "surely everyone does the terrible thing I did"
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Cowslips Warren posted:AITA for going to stay at my parent's cabin for a few days after my wife told me she was pregnant? Absolutely an rear end in a top hat, but the kind of rear end in a top hat you sometimes need to be once in a while.
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Oh look, an off-hand last sentence that says "Get a divorce, idiot" and he's not even married.
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Smirking_Serpent posted:AITA for telling my wife that if she doesn't want me in the delivery room she can find someone else to drive her to the hospital? This is going to be a really successful relationship that produces happy children who don't hate their parents.
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Sanford posted:Can't say I agree with his reaction but I understand why he's pissed off. What's the correct response in that scenario? Neither of these people ever having kids?
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Smirking_Serpent posted:AITA for not liking how my girlfriend dresses for work? This is up there with "my boyfriend naturally tames forest creatures like a Disney princess, how can I get him to stop" in levels of not appreciating their significant others' 100% positive eccentricity
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SneezeOfTheDecade posted:Literally say "so you want me to have raped you?" and see how she responds. Ah yes, escalation. It's the perfect way to start a marriage, escalating a conflict just to be right. Leave it at "I would never do that, but I can see how I hurt your memories of our wedding night, and that was wrong too". If she doesn't let it go after that, get a divorce ASAP, because she's the one escalating a conflict just to be right. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Johnny Truant posted:calling something by its proper term is escalation? Yes. Yes it loving is.
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Danaru posted:It was not, under any circumstances, wrong for him to not rape his wife holy gently caress Yes, you're right. Being right is so damned important. Definitely demand the internet stranger who knows you're right about the facts of the situation give meticulously and pedantically precise wording to admit your moral superiority. Just like this guy's wife. Demand she admit she's wrong and he's right about her own feelings. A winning strategy. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Johnny Truant posted:you're a loving moron Yep. And look at all these damned trees, how can there possibly be a forest here.
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Danaru posted:What I'll do my best to explain this. She feels really really hurt and rejected. Painfully. His reasoning about not wanting to rape his wife is both morally and factually sound. But getting her to acknowledge that isn't going to help her feel better, it's going to make her feel like her legitimate feelings don't matter in the face of him winning an argument. Failing to acknowledge how your actions, no matter how correct, hurt others is a dick move.
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I understand where you're coming from, and I'm sorry for driving this argument so long.
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hawowanlawow posted:
Oh gosh. I certainly didn't mean to imply this. I only meant the "checkmate" moves suggested in this thread, trying to corner her by getting her to admit it's rape (which it is)
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FogHelmut posted:Imagine being married to someone who says and/or adheres to something called a "guy code." It has to be immensely more embarrassing for the wife than her husband's weight or politics. The husband should really lose his man card over that. Yeah, and isn't the well-understood top rule in the "Bro code" lying to spouses? That phrase should set off alarm bells.
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LadyPictureShow posted:
And she has self-respect. That's a loving winner
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Lt. Danger posted:very much aside from this extremely stupid broader argument: while feelings are always real, I would suggest sometimes they aren't "legitimate", and confusing the two ends up causing further problems - e.g. anxiety produces real feelings of fear and dread, but by definition they're not appropriate feelings to the situation. in a sense therapy is about learning how to deal with feelings that are very real but also illegitimate and as such unhelpful or destructive Come on, man, it's nominally the most important romantic night of her life. If you can't tell me that you wouldn't feel an unusual amount of rejection if the partner you just committed your life to were apparently not interested, or that such a feeling is invalid because they had a good reason, I wouldn't believe you. It would hurt. It happens, people get over it, and she'll need to eventually, but come on. It would loving sting.
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RenegadeStyle1 posted:If I puked all over myself and passed out? No I wouldn't feel an unusual amount of rejection and I would say that feeling is very invalid, borderline insane. I personally would feel ashamed and apologetic. You know what? That's real fair. My mental story from her perspective glossed that part over a little too hard. OTOH, I can also see it coming around even stronger if she's afraid of being judged for it, and wants validation, though.
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The Klowner posted:I've never in my life seen "pajamas" spelled that way but I guess google says it's a thing. That's pretty weird. Also this guy is a freaking dork It never occured to me to investigate the etymology of pajamas until this post. from Persian paejamah, literally "leg clothing,"
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Invisible Clergy posted:
There's no way this isn't just bait. The careful ignorance of what cast iron is, the being told explicitly not to do it, the drawing attention to the seasoning as his main objection. It's designed to offend people who like cast iron pans. I'm a stainless steel guy myself.
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Motherfucker posted:How the gently caress could the employees be passing up this golden opportunity?? They're czeching themselves before they wzreck themselves.
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Invisible Clergy posted:AITA for exposing my friend for cheating. I feel bad for gawking at a young kid who needs to learn an important lesson the hard way.
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Invisible Clergy posted:Yeah, it's green in some places. Everyone knows cane sugar coke > hfcs coke. If you live in the south, you can also sometimes buy coke from mexico which is made with cane sugar. Hey maybe some people like a lingering aftertaste of rotten egg.
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Cowslips Warren posted:AITA for not letting my dead friends' parents see their grand son? This thread and the estrangement thread make me wonder how there can be so damned many parents who do not care about their children at all. Like is it post partum depression metastasized into resentment? That many people choosing to have kids they never wanted?
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"it's just a little visceral torture I don't see what's not funny about that"
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Smirking_Serpent posted:AITA for telling my brother he is the luckiest man in the world when his girlfriend had a miscarriage? He's saying "no big loss"
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Dazerbeams posted:There is no way the gay guy was out of line. Not what I was trying to say. A hostile environment for the gay guy. I still think the 11 year old was the most mistreated even we don't see any direct harm in that specific story.
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Invisible Clergy posted:AITA for not wanting my mother to date? It's weird to see that reddit commenters were not only right, but managed to get this guy on the right track.
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The_Franz posted:This is one of those titles where you immediately jump to the conclusion that the kids are just spoiled and whiny about having to help out with some household chores, then you find out that the op is treating them like migrant laborers in Dubai. Please, what 11 year old kid can't handle working 5 am to 5 pm hard labor
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HMS Beagle posted:AITA for kicking a gatekeeper out of our spirituality group? Have you noticed that "being divisive" always means saying something critical of an entitled rear end in a top hat? I haven't. Nope.
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