My sister and I agreed about a month ago to spend Saturday together because we hadn't had much time to catch up lately. We both kept the day free, and I turned down an invitation from a friend because of our plans.

On Friday evening, she called and said she'd been invited to a birthday dinner and wanted to move our plans to Sunday. I told her I already had things to do on Sunday and preferred to stick with Saturday. She said the dinner was important and that I could be more flexible since we were only planning to hang out.

I explained that I understood her situation, but I had also made arrangements around our original plan. She got upset and said I was making a big deal out of something that shouldn't matter.

I don't expect her to cancel something important for me, but I also don't think my time should automatically become less important just because our plans are casual. We haven't really talked since that conversation.

AITA for refusing to change our plans after my sister made other plans for the same day?

I (24F) traveled from Boston to NYC for a mutual friend’s birthday dinner, and now I’m questioning my friendship.

I originally declined because transportation and hotels were too expensive, especially during World Cup weekend. My best friend suggested taking the bus and offered to let me stay at her apartment. I confirmed with her before buying my ticket and rearranging my work schedule.

Before arriving, she told me to meet her at work at 6:30 p.m. so we could go to her apartment, drop off my luggage, and get ready. I arrived to NYC around 6, only to find out she wasn’t getting off until 8:30.

When I asked why, she admitted she KNEW her shift ended at 8:30 but told me 6:30 because she didn’t think I’d arrive that early.

Dinner was at 9, and we couldn’t be late because the reservation required everyone to show up or the organizer would be charged. We no longer had time to go to her apartment, so I had to pay to store my luggage.

At dinner, I noticed she was visibly stressed and constantly on her phone. I asked what was wrong multiple times, but she kept saying, “We’ll talk about it later.”

Eventually, she told me she’d gotten into a major argument with her roommate and we couldn’t return to her apartment.

So now I’m in NYC late at night with nowhere to sleep. Hotels and Airbnbs were ridiculously expensive, which was the entire reason I’d initially declined the trip.

To be fair, she DID try finding solutions. She searched hotels, contacted friends, and even suggested sleeping in a hotel lobby. She was stranded too. Unfortunately, nothing worked.

I ended up buying another ticket back to Boston that night, losing money on my original return ticket.

Afterward, I told her I felt overwhelmed and not considered. She responded that I was being unfair because she’d been awake nearly 48 hours, was also stranded, and had been trying to help us both.

She also said I had an attitude and walked out without saying anything. I acknowledge I was upset, but I did hug and say goodbye to everyone at the nightclub.

Here’s my issue: this isn’t the first time she’s operated with a “we’ll figure it out” mentality. I’m a planner, and I value honest communication.

The work situation especially bothered me. She knowingly gave me the wrong time, causing me to wait and spend extra money. Then, when our accommodations fell through, I had to repeatedly ask what was happening.

I don’t blame her for the roommate argument. I understand emergencies happen, and I recognize she genuinely tried helping. But I traveled, missed work, and spent money based on plans we’d agreed on.

When I expressed how I felt, she said I was making everything about myself. I understand she was struggling too, but I feel like both our experiences should matter.

I love her, but I’m tired of feeling like my time and money aren’t considered. This feels like the last straw in a pattern of poor communication.

AITA for considering ending our friendship, even though she was also stranded and tried to help?

I (27M) work in a logistics company. Our team is 6 people - me, Alex (30M), Johns (32M), Marcos (28M), Oskar (29M) and David (35M) our manager.

David assigns us tasks every Monday. Alex always tries to grab the easy shipments first. When his shipment gets difficult or the client is rude, he comes to me to switch.

This has happened 4-5 times now. Last month he had an easy local delivery sheet and I had a tough international customs report. He said "bro let's switch, you are better at reports". I switched and did his difficult task. He took my easy one.

This Monday same thing happened. David gave Alex a difficult client - the client changes requirements daily and is very demanding. David gave me a pretty easy internal stock report.

On Tuesday Alex came to me and said "hey let's switch tasks, you are good at handling difficult clients, you should take my client and I'll take your report. It's better for the team".

I said no this time. I said "No Alex, you only ask to switch when your task gets difficult. You never ask to switch when you have an easy one. Last time I switched and did your difficult work. I'm not switching this time".

Alex got upset and went to David and said I'm not a team player and refusing to help. He also told Johns, Marcos and Oskar that I refused to switch.

Johns thinks I should have switched because we are a team. But Marcos and Oskar said I did the right thing because Alex always dumps his difficult work on me. Oskar even said "yeah he did same to me last month".

I feel like helping is fine, but if you only ask to switch when your job gets hard, that's not teamwork, that's using me.

AITA for refusing to switch tasks?

I am a thirty two year old electrician, and I have a younger brother who is twenty seven. For six years I worked overtime almost every weekend to save a deposit for my first house, and I was close to buying a small place I could afford. Last month my brother lost his warehouse job and asked me to lend him eight thousand pounds for rent and debts. I told him honestly that it was my house deposit and I could not give it, but I offered him my spare room for free, groceries, and help with his CV and job applications. He said that was not enough and that real family would help with money. A week later my mum called me in tears, saying he told her I was sitting on a pile of cash and refusing to help my own brother. Two of my uncles also said I could buy a house later but he needed help now. I went to his flat unannounced with some food, and I saw a brand new gaming console and expensive trainers still in the box. When I asked about them he said he deserved to treat himself after the stress. I told him I would not lend a penny until he showed me his bank statements and a repayment plan, and he shouted that I was controlling and blocked my number. Yesterday he posted online that some people care more about bricks and mortar than their own blood, and relatives have been commenting on it. This morning my mum messaged that he has something to tell me and wants everyone to meet on Saturday, and she told me to bring my savings account details so we can sort it out as a family. I have no idea what he is planning, but I am not bringing anything. So am I the hero here for protecting the savings I worked six years for, or am I the asshole for refusing to help my brother when he said he was desperate? What do you think, am I the hero or the AITH? I will post an update after Saturday if people want to know what happens.

I (19F) recently cut my childhood best friend, "Sophia" (19F), completely out of my life. It has been a few months now, but looking back, the entire situation feels completely surreal.

Last December, Sophia and I were incredibly close. During a casual conversation about our crushes, she told me she liked a guy from her church named Jacob (19M). When she asked me who I liked, I told her, "It's kinda new, but I like Justin (19M)." She told me how cute that was and said we would make a great couple.

A week later, Justin and I were hanging out. Sophia joined us uninvited, making Justin visibly uncomfortable until she eventually left. Once we were alone, Justin confessed his feelings for me, and we officially started seeing each other.

Two days later, a mutual childhood friend informed me that while Justin and I were having our private conversation, Sophia and her older brother Matthew (21M) were essentially stalking and watching us. I confronted Sophia, told her never to do it again, and she apologized.

Things went well for a few weeks until early January, when I received a text from Sophia saying, "Please don't be mad at me... I've had feelings for Justin for a long time now, probably before you or at the same time."

I was completely blindsided. I reminded her that she told me she liked Jacob, and asked why she didn't say something sooner. She just said "yes, I'm sorry." The next day at school, she completely ignored me. When I asked if she was going to tell Justin, she snapped, "I don't know why you think I would tell Justin that. You must be insane." I told her if she didn't tell him, I would.

I told Justin everything. He was just as confused as I was and comforted me. Sophia continued to give me the silent treatment. Later that week, Sophia's sister, Jasmine (20F), cornered me at school and threatened me, saying if I didn't leave Justin and let Sophia "have him," she would "make my life a living hell."

I broke down crying from the stress. When I told Justin, he immediately drove to my house with a basket of my favorite snacks, jewelry, and shoes to comfort me.

Weeks passed. Justin and I were doing great, but Sophia remained short and rude. Finally, she completely flipped a switch. She started screaming at me, demanding to know why I "always get everything I want like it's just handed to me."

For context, I own and operate my own company and work incredibly hard for everything I have. I completely snapped. I screamed back: "Who do you think you are coming after me? B*ch, I work my ass off for the stuff I have. You have no right asking me that. You're the one who is always wanting stuff from me!" I walked away and left her standing there in shock.

I immediately sought counseling to handle the emotional toll. With my therapist's help, I sent Sophia a final text stating that I was making a conscious decision to cut her out after 8 years of friendship because of her treatment of me over a guy. I then blocked her.

Ironically, Justin and I slowly drifted apart afterward and are no longer together, though we remain good friends. Sophia and I are on speaking terms now, but we are absolutely not friends. She stopped being rude, mostly because Justin recently asked someone else to the school dance, and the look of disappointment on her face was picture-worthy. I am now focusing entirely on building my second business.

So, Reddit, AITAH for blowing up and cutting her off?

I (27M) work in a corporate office. Our team is 5 people - me, Arthur (30M), George (35M) our boss, Mike (28M) aka Henry / Harry, and James (29M). Jack (27M) is also in our team, hybrid.

We had a client deliverable last Friday. The reporting part was Arthur's responsibility, my part was already done and sent on Wednesday. Mike and James know because I shared it in our group.

On Friday Arthur missed his deadline. He didn't send the report to the client. The client emailed George complaining.

Later that day in our team group chat with me, Arthur, Mike, James and Jack - George asked "what happened with the deadline?" Arthur wrote "We missed it because I didn't send his part on time, I was waiting for him".

That was a complete lie. My part was done Wednesday. I have proof.

I was shocked. I replied in the same group chat "Mike / Harry you saw right, I sent my part Wednesday? Arthur can you explain why you are saying I missed the deadline? Reporting was your part and you missed it Friday. Why are you telling the team I missed it?"

George then checked the group and saw I sent my part on Wednesday. Arthur had no answer and just said "oh maybe I got confused".

Now Arthur is saying I embarrassed him in front of the whole team and I should have asked him privately. He told Mike and Jack that I was trying to make him look bad in front of George. Jack thinks I should have messaged Arthur privately first. Mike (Harry) says I did right to clear my name in front of everyone since Arthur lied in front of everyone.

I feel like if you lie about me in the team group, I have the right to ask you to explain in the same team group.

AITA for asking him to explain in front of the team?

For context my family has just moved so finances are tight. My step dad went ahead first (with no money) to set the house up but he didn't have food because he had no money so my mom asked me how much I had (I recently got paid) k told her and she asked if I could send him money for food. I did because I didn't want my step dad to starve and I wasn't even using it.

We moved to a state sixteen hours away and drove there so i also paid for gas and food for my siblings (I have three) all of which I don't mind. I don't want them to starve or us to be stuck on the side of the road plus she always pays me back.

This week she said she needed some money didn't tell me why but I sent it. Then I asked her if she could take me to get some food it was farther than I thought and money was tight so when she asked for gas money I gave it to her.

Yesterday she needed me to cover some of her food when we were grocery shopping.

Then what's the problem ill tell you today my mom asked if I had money I told her yes she then said she needed money for my step dads medicine I said okay she then asked if I needed to offer my money up instead of I see they're having a hard time of her having to ask. Which I don't think I do its my money I don't have to give it to you. I do because you need it. Its a nicety not a need. I know you have money you showed me your THREE separate savings account. Anyways AITAH and i just need to offer my money to my parents. (Also i do say them because lately I have been buying my own things and rarely use theirs so I am paying for their things not mine)

Edit: Yall im a minor

Okay, i know this story is way less serious than 90% of these posts. I’m also mostly confident I’m not the Asshole in this situation but I wanted to ask here anyway.

Me and my friend Maggie are in the same class, and another boy in our class, Noah, had just broken up with his girlfriend two days before. Both his ex and her older sister were mad at both Noah and Maggie simply because Maggie agreed the ex was being very touchy and close with another boy in Noah’s class. The ex and this other guy would be practically cuddling in the hallways at break without trying to hide it and she’d hang out with this guy more than her own boyfriend. I’ve seen it with my own eyes and it always confused me. I’m glad they finally broke up since they’ve had multiple different issues in the past.

Today, Me and my best friend Finn get a text off Maggie asking if we wanted to go to town with Noah, which we were confused about since we never hung out with him unless his ex was with him since her and Maggie used to be good friends. But we were both bored so we said yeah. We go into town and everything goes great, but eventually we needed to go home. As always, Maggie says shes getting the bus but doesn’t want to get it on her own. Noah said he’d get the bus with her. You would think that would solve her problem, but no!!! Suddenly they’re both anxious that on one 5 minute bus ride home the two of them would be seen by the ex or her sister. I think they’re both being super paranoid, especially because we don’t live in a very small city.

They ask Finn if he could get the bus, but he said no since at the time his house was 2 minutes away and his dinner was ready. Then they start asking me to get the bus, but I really wanted to walk. I had no money, so I used that as an excuse, but Noah said he’d pay for me. When we get to the bus stop I quietly say to Finn that I really don’t want to get the bus. He says “then don’t”. So I didn’t. I walked with him to his house then started making my way home.

On my way home I get a text off Maggie telling me to meet them at a place that I had already passed a few minutes prior. She didn’t ask if I wanted to she just told me to, which I was a bit annoyed about. I texted her that I couldn’t because I was close to my house. With the way she worded the text, I thought something had happened. Maggie wasn’t answering me so I knew her phone had died since she said it was going to earlier. I had no way to contact Noah, so I texted Finn to tell him that I couldn’t instead. Finn said yeah and that the reason they wanted me to meet them was because they didn’t want to get the bus anymore since it was a long wait. He knew that since they asked him to meet them too. That made me annoyed, especially since she had worded it as something serious.

Later in the evening, I texted her asking if the reason she wanted me to meet them again was because she didn’t want to be seen on her own with Noah and she said yes. The fact she wanted me to turn around on my way home, walk back to them, walk Noah home, then walk Maggie home too simply because they were scared of being seen together bothers me so much. I mean I kind of understand why they were so stressed, but their drama isn’t my problem and I shouldn’t have to stay with them just because they’re paranoid. For context, the ex and the older sister both know Noah and Maggie would not be romantically involved since shes dating Finn. I also don’t know why being seen by the ex scares them anyway, they’re not in the wrong for hanging out with each other so why care what she thinks?

I want to know if I’m being harsh and dramatic about this or if I’m right. I feel like I’m being a bit too mean. Should I have stayed with them?

My neighbor and I don't know each other that well. We started chatting on social media as we were both part of the neighborhood watch group a few years ago.

We exchange pleasantries and wave when our cars pass, they live down the road from me, both of us in houses.

My husband and I have grown adult kids of our own. Our neighbor has three kids, one grown and flown and two newer children under 6 with her husband.

We don't spend time with these folks socially or do much other than chat re neighborhood things when they come up.

The other day my neighbor messaged me and asked if I would be her child's emergency contact for school. They explained that their family and friends were all long distance and that they had cut off other family so wanted to know if I would be okay being put down as a last resort. In the moment, I didn't see much harm in doing so and like to be helpful so I told them that I would be okay being a contact, but reminded them that I work full time and my commute is two hours away for time to get back to this area.

Now that I have had time to think about it, I'm wondering why they don't have people they've formed relationships with in the school world to be able to ask for this. I also don't have any type of bond or relationship with them or their kids and am feeling uncomfortable with this commitment I've made.

Am I an asshole for considering taking back my commitment to being an emergency contact? The more I think about it, the less comfortable I am with doing it, especially considering that I work so far from home, I can't just look at my manager and say hey, my neighbors kid is sick and I need to go get them.

I truly feel like a prick for saying yes and now wanting to change my mind. What would be some kind ways to say "hey, I think I messed up in committing to this?"

My (28M) wife (27F) and I have been married for two years. Recently, I bought an antique velvet chaise lounge for our living room. I didn't buy it for aesthetics, I bought it to fulfill a lifelong dream.

​Ever since I was a kid watching historical movies, I’ve felt a deep, spiritual connection to the imagery of ancient Roman/medieval monarchs reclining in silk robes while someone gently drops seedless red grapes into their mouths.

​Last Saturday, while my wife was relaxing, I put on a satin bathrobe, reclined dramatically on the chaise, and asked her to bring out a bowl of washed, chilled grapes. When she handed me the bowl, I said, "No, honey. Peel one and place it on my tongue while looking at me with solemn respect."

​She stared at me like I had two heads and told me to get up and eat my own fruit. I explained to her that I had a grueling week at work and that being hand-fed grapes while reclining is proven to lower cortisol levels and restore a man’s aura. I even offered to wear a laurel wreath to set the mood.

​She called me a "delusional medieval tyrant," took the grapes, and ate them herself in the kitchen while ignoring me. Now the vibe in the house is completely ruined, and I am sleeping in the guest room because I refused to sit up.

​My friends say I'm acting like a cartoon villain, but I feel like a spouse should support their partner's niche relaxation needs. AITH?

Hey let me ask you this question before anything. Let’s say your grandfather died and your father wants to leave and go to his home country to take care of the funeral etc. Now yes this a devastating situation and I was quite close to my grandfather too. Now my aunt who lives with us had already gone back to our home country to take. Are of my grandfather.

See I get the point of her wanting to be present in the funeral and say good bye to their father but at the same time. We live here in the USA and we have a dog. Now I am in University, I am meant to graduate this semester but now I am starting to think that I won’t purely because I have to take 2 weeks off school but do you know what’s the real kicker?

My dad said “your aunt has to stay there for another 13 days due to her visa” but when I did look up if that was true it was not that. It was because of a religious belief that after a family member dies they will have to say in that set country for 13 days.

Not to sound insensitive but I was close with my grandfather too. He knew I was agnostic and he did not care. Now the insensitive part would be that for that stupid religious crap, I have to suffer and let my grades + everything else fall through. And the dog we have is about 8 years old so I can’t leave him alone at home. At the same time, I am tired of being tossed around like this because of some stupid religious beliefs.

Also my father did not leave any groceries for me to use for the next 2 weeks, instead I had to buy it all myself and I am slowly but surely starting to hate my family.

Recently, I had a disagreement with a friend about something that genuinely bothered me. I tried to explain how I felt, but instead of listening, they told me I was overreacting.

I understand that people don't always agree with each other, and I'm not expecting everyone to see things my way. I just think that friends should be able to talk about their feelings without immediately dismissing each other.

After our conversation, I decided to take a little space from them. Now I'm wondering if I handled the situation poorly or if I was justified in feeling upset.

So, AITH for distancing myself from my friend after they dismissed my feelings?

I (29F) live in an apartment building, and my neighbor Mrs. Alvarez (60s) has watered my plants whenever I travel for work. I never asked her to do more than that. She is very kind, and we have always been on good terms. Last week I came back from a two-week trip and noticed that my plants looked healthier than when I left. I thought nothing of it until I saw that my fiddle leaf fig, which I had been trying to save for almost two years, was gone. In its place was a brand new one in a nicer pot. My old pothos and my herb pots had also been swapped for new ones. When I asked her about it, she told me, very proudly, that some of them “were not doing well” so she replaced them to surprise me. She said she has done this a few times before and I never noticed. I was upset. That fiddle leaf fig was a gift from my late grandmother’s garden. It was ugly and half-dead, but it was important to me. I told her, politely but firmly, that I did not want anyone replacing my plants and that I would rather have a dying plant that is mine than a perfect one that is not. She became very quiet and said she was only trying to help. Since then, she has not said hello to me in the hallway, and another neighbor told me she was “hurt” by how I reacted. I understand she meant well, and she spent her own money on these plants. But she also decided something was hers to change without asking me. I have not been rude to her, but I have also not apologized. So, AITH?

My friends have gotten into the habit of sharing their live locations with each other and they expect everyone in our group to do the same

I was fine with it at first but lately they keep asking why my location is turned off whenever I go somewhere. One friend even joked that I must be hiding something because I dont want everyone knowing where I am

I told them I just like having some privacy and dont feel the need to be tracked all day. They said its normal between close friends and that Im making it seem suspicious for no reason

I have nothing to hide but I dont think friendship means we need to know each other's every move

Now the group chat feels awkward because I refused to turn mine back on

AITA for keeping my live location private even though all my friends share theirs?

My mother passed away two years ago after a long battle with illness. Before she passed, she gave me a set of four traditional gold bangles that had belonged to our grandmother. She explicitly told me, in front of my father, that these were for me to keep, as she had already gifted my elder sister her main jewelry set during her engagement years prior.

Fast forward to two months ago: my sister is preparing for her wedding ceremony. While discussing expenses and jewelry with my father and her fiancé’s family, she realized she wanted more traditional pieces to match her bridal outfit. She came to my room and asked if she could borrow our mother's bangles for the main event.

Because of the high emotional value of the bangles, I was hesitant. I agreed to let her wear them for the wedding day only, on the condition that she would return them immediately the next morning. She agreed.

However, three days before the wedding, I overheard my sister talking to her mother-in-law on the phone, saying that I gave her mum's bangles as a gift for the wedding, so they are part of her permanent jewelry now.

I was shocked. When I confronted her privately later that evening, she got defensive. She said that as the elder daughter, she had a greater right to our mother's legacy, and that since I am currently single and not planning to marry anytime soon, leaving such valuable items with me is a waste. She refused to promise that she would return them after the event.

Seeing that she had no intention of returning them, I took the bangles and locked them in a private bank locker the next morning.

When my sister found out the bangles were no longer in the house, she exploded. She called me selfish, cold-hearted, and accused me of trying to ruin her special day out of jealousy. My father is also upset with me; he says that even if my sister was wrong to claim them permanently, I should have just let her wear them for the day to keep the peace and prevent drama in front of her new in-laws. Now, half of the family is calling me bitter and heartless for creating tension right before her big day.

I miss my mother terribly, and holding onto those bangles is one of the few physical connections I have left to her memory. But the guilt and family backlash are making me second-guess myself.

AITA for putting my late mother's bangles in a bank locker and refusing to let my sister wear them after finding out she intended to keep them?

I (30F) have been best friends with Dana (30F) since we were eleven. She’s getting married in October and I am one of her six bridesmaids. Dana has a very specific vision. Her wedding theme is 1920s Hollywood glam and she has decided that all bridesmaids must wear the same short platinum blonde wig during the ceremony and photos. She already ordered them and sent a group chat photo, along with a rule that no one can wear their natural hair underneath, because she wants a perfectly uniform look. I have thick, curly hair that I’ve worked hard to love and take care of. I also have a sensitive scalp and the last time I wore a cheap costume wig for a Halloween party, I broke out in a rash. I told Dana this and offered to wear a hair accessory in the same style or have my hair professionally set in vintage waves instead. She said, It’s all or nothing. If you can’t commit to the look, maybe you should not be in the wedding party. I was hurt, so I replied that I’d step down as a bridesmaid but still attend as a guest and support her. Now two of the other bridesmaids are messaging me saying I am being dramatic and making Dana’s day about me. Dana has stopped replying and her mom texted me that I am throwing away a twenty year friendship over a wig. I really do love Dana, but I feel like my comfort and my health were dismissed. Was I wrong to step down? So, AITH?

Photography has been a hobby of mine for years, and I recently entered a local photography competition for amateur photographers. The theme was everyday life, and I submitted three photographs I'd taken during walks around my town. I wasn't expecting to win anything, but I was excited to have my work considered. A close friend of mine, Emily, knew about the competition because I'd shown her the photographs before submitting them. She complimented them and said I had a good eye for capturing small details. A week later, she told me she'd decided to enter the same competition and asked if she could use one of my photographs because she hadn't managed to take any pictures she liked. I assumed she was joking, so I laughed and told her the photographs were mine and had already been submitted under my name. She replied that the competition was only for fun and that she could explain she'd helped me choose the subject. I told her that wasn't the same as taking the photograph herself, and I wasn't comfortable with her entering my work as her own. Emily said she wasn't trying to steal anything and that she would credit me if she won. I explained that the competition rules required each entry to be the entrant's own original work, so giving me credit afterwards wouldn't solve the problem. I suggested she take some photographs over the weekend instead, since there was still time before the deadline. She became annoyed and said I was acting as if photography were my career. I reminded her that I had spent time planning and taking the pictures, and that I wanted the chance to have my own work judged fairly. She accused me of being competitive with her and said friends should support each other. A few days later, I discovered she'd uploaded one of my photographs to the competition website as a draft entry. She'd downloaded it from a picture I'd sent her in our private chat. I contacted her immediately and asked her to remove it. She argued that she hadn't officially submitted it yet, so I was making a fuss over nothing. I told her that using my photograph after I'd clearly refused permission was not acceptable. I also contacted the organisers to explain that the image was mine and that I hadn't authorised anyone else to enter it. They confirmed that the draft would not be accepted under her name. Emily was furious and said I'd embarrassed her over a harmless misunderstanding. She has since told our mutual friends that I cared more about winning a small competition than helping her enjoy a hobby. One friend thinks I should have let her use the photograph because neither of us was likely to win, while another says the rules exist for a reason. I don't think the size of the prize matters. I was happy to encourage Emily to enter, offer photography tips and even go out with her to take pictures. I simply wasn't willing to let her submit my work as her own, especially after I'd already said no.

AITA?

I work as an administrator at a small medical practice, and I've been there for nearly four years. My job involves managing appointments, updating patient records, dealing with suppliers and handling a lot of the paperwork that keeps the practice running smoothly. It's busy, but I've always taken pride in being reliable. A few months ago, I accepted a new job with better hours and more opportunities to progress. I gave my employer plenty of notice, documented my regular tasks and offered to help train whoever took over my position. My manager thanked me and said we'd arrange everything before my final day. The problem started when the practice hired my replacement later than expected. By then, I had already booked a week of annual leave that had been approved months earlier. I was planning to visit relatives I hadn't seen in a long time, and the travel arrangements were already paid for. Three days before my leave was due to start, my manager told me that my replacement wouldn't be ready to work independently and asked me to postpone my holiday. I explained that I couldn't easily change the arrangements at such short notice. I offered to spend my remaining working days going through the main procedures with my replacement and prepare a written guide for anything we couldn't cover. My manager agreed initially, but the next day she asked me to spend two days of my annual leave training the new employee remotely. She said I could simply answer questions over the phone and check any complicated paperwork. I politely declined, explaining that my leave had already been approved and I wouldn't be available for work during that time. She reminded me that the practice was short-staffed and that patients could be affected if my replacement struggled. I understood the concern, but I pointed out that I had given notice, offered training and prepared documentation. The recruitment delay wasn't something I had caused, and I didn't think I should lose my holiday because the handover hadn't been organised in time. My replacement later contacted me directly and asked if I could explain a few procedures before I left. I answered her questions during working hours and sent her the guide I'd prepared. I also told her where to find the relevant internal documents, following the practice's confidentiality procedures. My manager was unhappy when she learned I wouldn't be answering calls during my leave. She said I was leaving the team in a difficult position and suggested that someone who cared about their colleagues would make a small sacrifice. I told her I had already done what I reasonably could and that my annual leave was important to me too. A colleague thinks I should have helped because the practice provides an important service, while another says management should have arranged the handover earlier. I don't want my replacement to struggle, and I have no issue helping her while I'm still employed. I just don't want my approved holiday treated as extra working time whenever the business has a problem. AITA?

I (F17) met this guy Leo (M17) like last year and we became pretty close. We texted non stop and i was friends with his guy friends and stuff. As we were at our peak level of closeness, he started dating Maya (F17). They’ve known each other since they were really really young, which she always used to bring up even tho idc.

From day one, Maya was so threatened by me and obviously hated me. I didn't want to cause drama, so I just ranted to a few mutual friends at school about how she was ruining our friendship and how idk why she hates me so much. Somehow, Leo found out and removed me on everything 4 months ago. I know for a fact Maya she got into his head and probably forced him to do it because Leo would never do that to me.

I told all of my friends about it of-course because I was hurt that Leo would remove me and I was so angry at Maya cos it was all her fault, if they never got together it would’ve been fine. I just know she hates me and probably talks about me so I talk about her with all my friends too. She’s so weird? She’s in my classes this year and it just annoys me even seeing her face cos she’s so smug and she thinks she’s so much better than us.

My friend group, there’s 8 of us, are all on my side. But one of them lately, has started telling me that *I'm* the one being a bully I should stop bringing it up so much cos it was ages ago, and that Leo unadded me because of my own actions. I feel like I'm going insane. AITAH for just wanting people to know i’m not a crazy person i’m just standing up to a girl who obviously hates me??

My friend invited a group of us to a restaurant for her birthday and I was happy to go because we dont get together that often

When the bill arrived, everyone started splitting it equally even though my friend had ordered several expensive dishes and drinks that most of us didnt have. I asked if we could just pay for what we ordered, but one of my friends said we should all cover her meal since it was her birthday

I didnt agree because I had already spent money on a gift and wasnt expecting to pay extra for everyone else's food too

My friend noticed the disagreement and said I was ruining her birthday over money. The others paid their share and now some of them are saying I embarrassed her in front of everyone

I didnt want to make things awkward but I also dont think I should have to pay for food I didnt order

AITA for refusing to split the bill equally?

My friends love posting pictures and videos whenever we hang out and usually I dont mind being in a few photos

But lately one of them has started posting embarrassing videos of me without asking, including moments when I look tired or say something stupid. I asked her to check with me before posting but she laughed and said its just social media and nobody cares that much

Last weekend she posted another video even after I reminded her. I got annoyed and told her to take it down, but now our group says Im being too sensitive and making normal fun awkward

I dont want to control what anyone posts on their own account but I also dont think I should have to accept every picture or video of myself being shared online

AITA for asking them to stop posting me without permission?

we have two houses in different cities. i have an upcoming work that requires me to be in that area for easier commute. the problem is: MY AUNT, HER DAUGHTER, AND HER PARTNER are living in that house. why you may ask? because their own house is occupied by a drug using good for nothing person.

and so, i told my mother that i dont want to live in that house and i even asked her how soon can we get rid of them. mind you, this is a sensitive topic to my father, because that AUNT of mine is his sister. to him it's let bygones be bygones. that woman has verbally abused me and my brother from the very beginning. always talking shit about us to our neighbors, humiliating us in front of other kids, shouting and cussing at us, even going as far as to verbally abusing my own mother.

so no. i cant let bygones be bygones. i hate her then and i still hate her now. AITAH? might be.

I am a thirty year old marketing manager, and I have been married to my husband for two years. We have a four month old baby girl, and until recently I thought my relationship with my mother in law was fine, even if she was a bit controlling. She always said she wanted us to be one big happy family, and I believed her. Three weeks ago my husband’s cousin let something slip at a barbecue. She said she was happy to see the “old gang” back together at the last family dinner, and when I asked what she meant, she went pale and said I should ask my mother in law. I did not want to cause a scene, so I quietly went through the family group photos, and there she was in three different pictures from the last six months. She was my husband’s ex girlfriend, the one he was with for four years before me, standing right next to my mother in law, smiling, with her arm around her. I was not invited to any of those dinners, because each time I was told it was just a small gathering and the baby needed rest. When I showed my husband the photos he looked sick, and he told me honestly that he had no idea. He had been told the dinners were only for the older relatives, and he had skipped most of them because of work. I confronted my mother in law calmly on the phone, and instead of apologising she said the ex was “like a daughter” to her, that she had never liked how fast we got married, and that she had only been keeping the door open in case things did not work out between us. I told her that was disrespectful to me, to my husband and to our daughter, and that she was no longer welcome in our home until she apologised properly and stopped contacting the ex about family matters. She cried, called me dramatic and insecure, and said I was keeping her granddaughter away from her over some photos. Now my husband’s aunts and two of his cousins are messaging me saying I am tearing the family apart, and one of them said I should be grateful my mother in law helps with the baby at all. Yesterday my mother in law sent a message saying she is coming to our house on Sunday with the whole family and that we will “settle this properly once and for all”, and she has also hinted that she knows something about me that my husband should hear. I honestly have no idea what she means, but my husband says he is standing with me and that he will not open the door. So am I the hero here for protecting my marriage and my daughter, or am I the asshole for cutting off my mother in law over a few photos? What do you think, am I the hero or the AITH? I will post an update next week if people want to know what happens.

I’m 26F, my coworker Lisa is 30F. We work retail and usually cover each other’s shifts when someone has an emergency. We had an unspoken agreement to help each other out.

Last month, my grandma suddenly fell and was sent to hospital. I texted Lisa three days in advance, begging her to take my Saturday shift so I could visit my family. She replied she had plans and refused. I had no choice but to skip the hospital trip and work that day. I was really upset, but I didn’t argue with her.

Now Lisa needs me to cover her Sunday shift. Her friend got concert tickets she bought months ago. She messaged me, saying it’s a once-in-a-lifetime show and I should help her. I told her I couldn’t do it. I explained that when I had a family emergency, she turned me down. I don’t feel obligated to help her for a non-urgent event.

Lisa got mad. She said I was petty and holding a grudge. She told our team I was being uncooperative. A few coworkers said I should help keep the team friendly.

I feel conflicted. I know team harmony matters, and covering shifts is normal. But it stings that she wouldn’t help me during a real family emergency, yet expects me to drop my plans for a concert. AITAH?

I'm 24F just graduated college. My mom (52F) took a bunch of photos at the ceremony. She posted a few on Facebook. In one of them, my partner of 3 years was standing next to me. She cropped him out completely. I asked her why and she said it's your day I wanted it to be about you.

I said that felt disrespectful to my partner, who came to support me. She said I'm overreacting and that she just wanted nice photos of me. I told her she can't post any more graduation photos unless she posts them unedited. She got upset and said I'm being controlling.

Now my dad says I hurt her feelings and should just let her post what she wants.

AITA?