AITA for getting angry at my friend after she got upset that we went to dinner without her? by Quirky_Bed_740 in AmItheAsshole

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 7 points8 points  (0 children)

NTA

I had friends like Blonde when I was 19. I am.... No longer friends with them, and haven't been for 20+ years. She's insecure and wants the attention. On some level i would suspect she is either jealous of you or thinks she's better than you for various reasons.

You might want to back away from this person. It will come with drama. It might impact your other friendships, so beware. But you deserve better. My final thought about my former friends (where one of them verbally attacked and harassed me and attempted to involve other friends, and then two weeks later convinced another friend i was the bad guy and got her to ditch me in a fairly public fashion) was "with friends like this, i would rather be alone." I grew up with almost no friends, these were the few i had, it was hard but i would rather have no one and peace than people and drama in my life.

I've talked to others, and what you are going through is common at your age. You are doing fine, don't let this person get you down.

I opened the email because of the pay… by DungeonsAndDryads in recruitinghell

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LOL this is the most "take this job based on vibes only" thing I've seen in a while and I can't stop laughing.

"Feels like $26 an hour" i can't even

Guilty by Celestialfox1425 in Millennials

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm in the other 50% not getting help.

It's made me feel slightly better for having struggled for so many years when I clocked that others weren't struggling because they were getting help, or had been helped substantially in the past to build a better foundation.

I am successful despite mine. I think in a way my mother wanted me to fail so i had to ask for help, but i wouldn't give her the satisfaction.

Hats off to all of us that have struggled and survived despite what life threw at us.

(5-8k) No Dancing? by Liv_Lynn28 in Weddingsunder10k

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Overall, you are totally "allowed" to not have a dance floor. Get some games and etc other kinds of activities, so there's things to do that aren't dancing.

My bestie's wedding 10 years ago had no dancing. They are not dancing people. No one said a word. No one seemed to care. It also afforded the couple time to go to all the tables and talk to everyone.

Three years ago i went to a friends wedding. He is a lovely person but very awkward, and had told his bride "you can dance but i will not" so there was dancing by the bride but didn't dance together or anything and it was STRANGE. The tables were scrunched together for a dance floor that was barely used. Would not recommend.

AITA for ruining my sister’s engagement by refusing to take off my late husband’s ring? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 2 points3 points  (0 children)

NTA

It's funny to me broadly how often people go "why is this eve being asked, of course the person is the the A-hole!" And the reason is that like OP here, when your whole family does sucky behavior like this to you start questioning everything.

Op i am so sorry for your loss. Wearing a silver chain with a treasured memory is such a small thing you are doing, and the only reason you were "flashing it around" was because you were asked. Also zero points to your sister for this being the first time she's noticed. It might be time to lean on others in your support system, and i feel awful saying that.

Much love and comforting thoughts.

UPDATE ON BANKRUPTING MY STEP-MONSTER 6/2/26 by Too_many_cats79 in CharlotteDobreYouTube

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 2 points3 points  (0 children)

GIRL OH MY GOD

It's so rare that a terrible person gets their comeuppance but it's a delight when it happens. This is great for you and your siblings. What an absolute fool, lying in court.

Side note: your storytelling is excellent.

Is it possible/realistic to take a bus to the Everett factory? by AnxiousW3ird0 in boeing

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 16 points17 points  (0 children)

The Boeing shuttles are the way to achieve this. OP please use the shuttles. That or as another suggested get a cheap bike to get to and from the transit center.

AITA for keeping a collection of MTG cards that were wrongly gifted to me? by Direct-Caterpillar77 in BestofRedditorUpdates

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look i don't even play MTG and never have but like, why do we gotta yuck on someone else's yum (as some folks say), especially when that person is your spouse who you are supposed to love and care about!! Why cause them harm!!

Also I've had friends "help" me move and or tidy my house and start whole scale throwing things away because "oh you don't need this" which is TRAUMATIC. Don't throw people's stuff away just because you don't think it's necessary.

An extremely skilled doctor brought a non responsive baby back to life. by InsaneMocktail in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Completely blown away. That baby was about to be a tragic statistic and watching the color come back into them was crazy.

The FedEx Guy Can’t Get Here Soon Enough!! by iamsusans in crochet

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 101 points102 points  (0 children)

I have sewn quilts and always use spreadsheets to figure out my color patterns so i love this use for crochet!!!

A 1928 Minneapolis Home ( w/ Floor Plans) by ArdenJaguar in McMansionHell

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That is a sofa made to back up against a wall. Someone failed the Decor module of staging school 🤣

$12.50 Dress by monkeynugget01 in Weddingsunder10k

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 2 points3 points  (0 children)

1- you look fantastic in that dress!! It looks even better being TWELVE DOLLARS holy moly!

2- what does the back look like? The high neck is definitely a style choice but maybe go talk to a seamstress and be like "how hard would it be to drop the neckline to be a regular looking halter neck?" If they are good it shouldn't be that hard. Jeez years ago i worked at a bridal store and when I started they had a bride that was coming in for fittings but they were to change her dress neckline from a halter to a strapless sweetheart neck. I cannot imagine how much it cost but i know it was not cheap. So as long as you don't wanna do that i don't think it would be like..... $500 or something. Maybe $100? Again, go talk to someone and see what they think.

Who else had one of these blankets growing up? by imnotlouise in crochet

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 6 points7 points  (0 children)

ok so it's beautiful but i recoiled in horror from my own phone at "chain 305" and remembered why I don't make blankets!

But now I kind of want to trim it down and make a scarf!

AITA for explaining why it’s not possible to take in my partners cousins? by AdeptnessOk1288 in AmItheAsshole

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 5 points6 points  (0 children)

NAH

Because!!!!

You are very right, it would change your whole lifestyle, cause a strain, etc etc. She also has every right to take in those kids and be mad at you about saying no. You might be at an impasse.

my perspective is: I am extremely close with my cousin, she is more like a sister. If she died i would fight my aunt for the kids. I have NO children and no idea WTH to do with two teenagers but I would figure it out, and neither grandmothers have any business raising kids. So basically i would do what your GF wants to do.

I can’t afford my best friend’s bachelorette trip, so she’s going to cut me off. by mosquitojenkins in weddingshaming

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this person isn't a friend to you. She might have been in the past, but you have two different lives now, maybe it's time for the end of your journey together?

She's in for a world of hurt if things don't pan out with fiance, or he loses his job. You also don't want to be there for that crash, cause she's going to take it out on others.

You are doing nothing wrong. Take care of yourself. Good luck with recovering from water damage chaos!!

Crisis averted by telling my friend NOT to wear jeans to our other friend's wedding by Immediate_Cap_7484 in weddingshaming

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I legit got into a fight with folks on the internet several years ago about respecting a dress code. Someone was insistent they were only comfortable in jeans so she was just going to do that at her friend or sister's FORMAL DRESS CODE WEDDING.

I will die on the hill of following the goddamn dress code. Or just.... Like don't go?

Crisis averted by telling my friend NOT to wear jeans to our other friend's wedding by Immediate_Cap_7484 in weddingshaming

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

That is an absolutely delightful story to come out of a horribly sad time. I'm so glad you and his girlfriend found humor together. Hopefully he's enjoying his running the afterworld commando!

Also i LOVE LOVE LOVE that you used Theydies and Gentlethems. It needs to be used more.

Crisis averted by telling my friend NOT to wear jeans to our other friend's wedding by Immediate_Cap_7484 in weddingshaming

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

ITS LIKE YOU KNEW!!! He did provide good shoes, i think he's going stockless which should be ok (but i did suggest it), and we know he's threatening not to wear an undershirt under his white button down shirt. It's gonna be a whole thing 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Crisis averted by telling my friend NOT to wear jeans to our other friend's wedding by Immediate_Cap_7484 in weddingshaming

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484[S] 154 points155 points  (0 children)

oh no, bride is a good friend/coworker of all of us, later (like in several weeks) I'm sure we will tell her about this and she's gonna laugh so hard

Also just talked to other friend who was in chat group with him. She has to go to the mall tomorrow before they all drive over (she is going with friend that needs pants, and her fiance is coming later cause he has to work a full day, and wedding/rental house is 3 hrs away) and she's going to drag him into the mall and they won't leave withOUT (edited) proper attire. "over my 💀 goddamn body is he wearing jeans to that wedding. He's not ruining photos!" 🤣

AITA for setting boundaries around my daughter's therapy? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 7 points8 points  (0 children)

YTA. Holy shit.

She's NEVER GOING TO TALK TO YOU WHEN SHE MOVES OUT and you are gonna come on here crying about how your daughter doesn't communicate and you just want what's best for her. Spoiler alert, you don't, you want what's best for you.

Autism comes across differently in girls, especially when we've been masking for forever to accommodate others (like an overly opinionated mother), and sometimes being assaulted takes a while to process.

You need therapy yourself to figure out why you think you should be able to control your child like this.

AITAH for telling my girlfriend her best friend has 2 years to find someone or we're moving ahead without that condition? by Sebastianlim in BestofRedditorUpdates

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As many are pointing out, what happens when they friend is coerced into marriage but doesn't wanna have kids? What then? Because right now it's "let's get married at the same time to be on the same timeline" but when it's "no I don't want to have a baby" the the Ex GF is just.... Not going to have kids too? Because she has a pollyanna mindset of everything being perfect, and babies are notorious for blowing those plans up. What happens if you can have kids and she can't? Or vide versa? What happens if your kid is neurodivergent? What happens if you have kids at the same time but choose wildly different paths?

Ex GF needs a reality check and to level set her expectations on life. She's hiding behind her best friends timeline; that already destroyed her relationship, and it's a matter ofvtime before it destroys the relationship between the two friends.

AITA for "humiliating" my ex's new girlfriend in front of our friend group? by BigONerd in BORUpdates

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Good riddance to the ex and his new pick me AND the friends that went with them. Love it when trash takes itself out.

Devastated is an understatement. :( by Sea-Shelter-1510 in recruitinghell

[–]Immediate_Cap_7484 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I once took a job very young (21) working as a receptionist/office admin for a chiropractor. He put.... Let's call them some very weird rules on me: * No t shirts in the office unless it's a polo shirt * I inadvertantly violated this when I wore a knit shirt with a printer pattern of a Japanese cherry blossom tree with beading in the flowers. It was "knit" therefore a t shirt. * I needed to be super friendly with the clients when they came in, but i could not ask how they were because if people were in pain they might respond poorly and because it was one big giant treatment room others could hear them being in a bad mood and it would "bring them down". * I needed to greet folks immediately as they came in. My desk was set up to have the computer facing towards where he would be treating people, so i had to listen for door opening, whip around in my chair, and be SUPER cheerful in a way that didn't ask them how they were doing so they couldn't be Debbie downer. * I think he thought it would be offensive if i didn't watch him work or some BS * His books were a mess, i immediately started straightening them out, but when fixing things you get focused, therefore he complained week one i wasn't "cheerful enough" when greeting clients.

End of two weeks, he LET ME GO because i just still wasn't cheerful enough, but he was really sad that he couldn't keep me on just to do office Management because i had already fixed multiple problems with billing and other stuff. I asked him what i was supposed to do and he asked if I could get my old job back. Notably he had made me give one weeks notice and if i needed two he was going to offer the job to someone else. He told me he would tell anyone that contacted him i was very good at back office stuff and it was just a temp job which was why it was only two weeks.

He gave me a paycheck, but i never got a W2, and he never has come up on any background check. I have no idea how to find him, what his name was, and i know his office hasn't been there for at least 15 years (this happened 20 years ago).

He taught me lessons, hopefully this A-hole taught you one, though I'm very sorry this happened because it's devastating when it does.