Mar. 15, 2025
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A man was “caught off guard” when his girlfriend asked him to pay for the “ton” of things her friend had ordered at their recent dinner.The 28-year-old man chronicled therestaurantincident — and the aftermath of being “annoyed” about footing the bill for himself, his 27-year-old girlfriend and her friend — on Reddit’s“Am I the A——” forum.“It was supposed to be just us, but last minute, she asked if her friend (let’s call her Sarah) could join.
Mar. 15, 2025
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A man says money was the source of a recent fight he got into with a close friend — and he still doesn’t know how to feel about the situation.In a post on Reddit’s “Am I the A——,” a 30-year-old man said that he and his friend “Jake,” 29, have a long history when it comes to finances.“Over the years, I’ve lent Jake money so many times.
Mar. 15, 2025
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A man says he called his sister-in-law “pathetic” after he got fed up with her constantlycomparing their kids— and now says his wife’s family is not happy.
“The babies are the first of a new generation on their side of the family so everyone was excited,” he explained.
He goes on to write that — even though his sister-in-law was technically due to give birth first, his wife ended up going into labor earlydue to complications, and his nephew was born at full-term two weeks later.
Mar. 15, 2025
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A 24-year-old man is going viral for his response to a “non-negotiable” when it comes to a potential wedding with his girlfriend of two and a half years.
The man took to Reddit’s “Am I the A——” forum to ask for opinions on whether he was in the wrong for his take on the situation he found himself in after discussing marriage with his partner.
Mar. 15, 2025
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A man says he is setting a boundary with his coworker, who he feels has abused his kindness.
In a post on Reddit’s"Am I The A——?" forum, the man explained that he has been giving his coworker rides home from work for two years because he doesn’t have a car.
Detailing that he usually has to go about five miles out of the way to drop this coworker off at his home in the evening, the man added that he has never “asked for anything” for these rides, and his coworker has “never offered” to give him anything in return.