Judging SPICY r/AITA posts

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• LI

  @lizwiz1707 · 3 years ago

  Dylan: who wears a floral maxi dress at Christmas?<br>Also Dylan: I would have a summer themed wedding in the winter

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• DI

  @diaplotical · 3 years ago

  people really be throwing around words like “jokes” and “observations” as excuses to just be rude without consequences

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• GE

  @genesisrodriguez8262 · 3 years ago

  the reason why AITA is full of pregnant women is because they’re constantly told they are overreacting because of hormones so they need comfort or an outside opinion to see if they were

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  @perrytheplatapus7090 · 3 years ago

  For the dog thing, as a woman I can understand being scared of the dog while pregnant because your belly is really sensitive and your scared that things will fall on you or people will bump into you. However, asking that they rehome the dog is totally unreasonable especially if the dog has never jumped on her before. In order to make her more comfortable I would recommend a new rule of the house where they establish certain rooms (like the primary bedroom) that the dog is not allowed in so that the wife has somewhere she can go where she knows the dog will not be in order to feel less anxious.

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• IL

  @iliterallylovethis2212 · 3 years ago

  Honestly, the man not giving up the dog is completely reasonable. The wife&apos;s paranoia doesn&apos;t mean that they should give up the dog and cause emotional distress to the family. It just seem like a power move. And that Ryan guy lowkey seems like he&apos;s on the spectrum and can&apos;t read or understand social signals and cues.

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• EV

  @evyprovoost9193 · 3 years ago

  Being a boogie truly feels like troublemaker premium

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• PR

  @priboltao · 3 years ago

  The dog one has a happy ending in my opinion. With the AITA advice, OP talked to his wife and made her realize her anxiety was pregnancy related. She never had problems with the dog and she admited the fear of the dog jumping on her came out of nowhere, so she agreed to go to therapy to work it out and he and his son are keeping the dog away from her as much as they can, and training the dog to get used to be around babies. &nbsp;He also mentons other unfounded fears and his wife has been having, and he is trying to work through it with her.

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• AM

  @am897 · 3 years ago

  Just to add to that bridesmaid story, if she didn’t like the dress that the bridesmaids were going to wear, she could’ve just said to the OP that “I don’t think I’m the right fit to be a bridesmaid however I do want to support you in your wedding and come as a guest”. Now she gets to wear whatever dress she wants (within reason) and can still go to the wedding without causing a scene

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• SK

  @skippykipper101 · 3 years ago

  That last story is straight up emotional abuse. &quot;Make your husband sleep on the couch or I will make everyone in this house miserable for the whole week.&quot;<br>If the wife and sisters grew up with this kind of parent, I&apos;m sure it&apos;s not as easy as it seems to side with your husband and go against your father. They need to stand up to him and have a safe way out before he can throw his tantrum.

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• LX

  @lxdykxt7769 · 3 years ago

  The mom was just making &nbsp;✨observations✨ about her daughter.

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• JL

  @jl85_16 · 3 years ago

  She is definitely NTA. There’s nothing constructive about telling your wife she’s fat after giving birth! She’s probably already insecure about it.

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• EL

  @elizabethdolan3275 · 3 years ago

  I feel so bad for that girl. Imagine having a mom that literally talks down on you for doing what you love to do and not following all the trends like most girls. That’s crazy to me😭

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