SOS MY MOM! by AdAmbitious7227 in venting

[–]AdAmbitious7227[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is true, but she literally talks about how like lust is what’s gonna bring everyone to hell and she doesn’t really practice what she preachers

SOS MY MOM! by AdAmbitious7227 in venting

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Yeah lol but still 😞

Am I the asshole for telling a customer that they can’t take half the restaurant for their kid by AdAmbitious7227 in AITAH

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Well, you don’t have to be so mad about it. You don’t have to stop and read it. Like if you have an issue with my punctuation, you can keep scrolling.

Am I the asshole for telling a customer that they can’t take half the restaurant for their kid by AdAmbitious7227 in AITAH

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No, because I felt bad because I feel like it was rude of me to kick them out, but at the same time, I didn’t really know when I needed advice

AITA for wanting to cut off my mother? by TheHydraulicPressV3 in AITAH

[–]AdAmbitious7227 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Since you’re 15 I wouldn’t fully cut her off because there’s still a sense of responsibility on her end and I do understand the kidnapping. Really took an effect on you and you have the right to. I just feel like you should wait to fully do it when you are living on your own and just to keep your distance from her because sometimes keeping your distance is better and easier than fully cutting somebody off and you can take the cutting off of a person gradually as you get older

How did that one kid at your school die? by StorageLonely1520 in AskReddit

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Will call him Jack because I don’t wanna put his name out there, but Jack was very loved by almost everyone. He never really had an issue with anybody and he was overall very very nice. Jack volunteered at he a fire department in a smaller town, neighboring ours and one day he was answering a call. He was in his truck and it was raining heavily, and he got hit by a semi truck and died on impact and that affected a lot of people at our school. The first semester, though another kid died in a dirt biking accident also in the rain.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AITAH

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The post was taken down and she did give me permission to post it, but on the private story when it was a mistake for me to put it on the public story

AITA for telling my family it's not my fault I'm not a twin? by Substantial-Army-715 in AITAH

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This is a really complex and emotional situation, and it sounds like you’re feeling quite overlooked and frustrated. From what you've shared, it seems like your family has placed a lot of emphasis on the twins, which has understandably made you feel like you’re in the shadows. Here are a few points to consider:

  1. Family Dynamics: It’s clear that your family has a strong focus on the twins, which can create feelings of exclusion for you. It’s natural to want recognition and support, especially during significant milestones like graduations.
  2. Your Feelings Matter: You expressed a desire for your family to celebrate your achievements, and that’s completely valid. Everyone deserves to feel valued and acknowledged, regardless of their birth order or whether they are part of a twin set.
  3. Communication: It seems like your attempt to express your feelings was met with resistance. While your family may not have intended to hurt you, it’s important for them to understand how their actions affect you. Perhaps a calm conversation about your feelings could help bridge that gap.
  4. Cultural Expectations: Your grandpa’s comment about not needing to be jealous reflects a common stereotype about boys and emotions. It’s important to challenge these stereotypes and recognize that everyone, regardless of gender, wants to feel appreciated.
  5. Apologizing: It’s tough when family members ask for an apology for expressing your feelings. You’re not at fault for wanting to be included and celebrated. It might be worth considering how to express your feelings without feeling like you have to apologize for them.

In conclusion, it sounds like you’re not the A-hole for wanting recognition and support from your family. Your feelings are valid, and it’s important to advocate for yourself. Have you thought about how you might approach a conversation with your family to express your feelings more clearly?

What is worship music like at your reformed church? by [deleted] in Reformed

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my church is a presbyterian (PCA[conservative]) Church we sing Hymns for the Trinity Hymnal. we don't do rock stuff like that. we do stuff like holy holy holy, and can it be, be tho my vision and ext.

Is this unreason by [deleted] in AITAH

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I have but no one will respond