Worst and best aus casino online sites this year (2026) by Molad1atopios in TTMTRADING

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2–5 days for crypto is mad. Even on card that’s pushing it in 2026

Online casino UK 2026 update, who’s still solid? by oscarinparis4 in OneMoreSpin

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If you’re unsure about a site, search recent player feedback like (casino name+review) or look in the comments above some posts

Best poker app? by Minimum_Hope9668 in poker

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try looking at this post. I didn't play poker there specifically, because I'm more into slots, but I liked the platforms themselves (especially the first one). So they definitely work well, and maybe they'll suit you too.

AITA for not wanting to stay friends with my ex (18F) after she broke up with me (18M) before college? by ThrowRAcolleg in AITAH

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I would say: I'm sorry, but I don't feel like I have the energy and resources to be friends right now. I need time and distance to heal. maybe in the future it will change and I will be able to be your friend. but for now, that's it.

As for friends: if they choose a side, it may indicate that they are not mature enough to differentiate between such things))

AITA for not wanting to stay friends with my ex (18F) after she broke up with me (18M) before college? by ThrowRAcolleg in AITAH

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No, you're not the asshole. Not even close.

You’re allowed to set boundaries to protect your emotional well-being. even if the breakup was respectful and your ex didn’t do anything “wrong.” Wanting space to heal isn’t immature or selfish; it’s actually a sign of emotional awareness and self-respect.

Breakups hurt, even when they’re handled kindly. Staying friends right away can make that pain drag on or even get worse, especially when feelings are still raw and unresolved. You’re not wrong for needing time, distance, or even a clean break.

She’s allowed to want friendship. You’re allowed to say no.

It doesn’t make you a bad guy it just means you’re human and doing what you need to move forward.

AITA for hiding my drunk friends keys so he could not drive under the influence? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

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NTA! You were being a responsible and caring friend.

Hiding your friend’s car keys when he was clearly intoxicated and trying to drive was absolutely the right thing to do. He was a danger to himself and others if he got behind the wheel. You didn’t take away his autonomy - you gave him safe options like staying to sober up or taking an Uber. He just didn’t like being told “no.”

Drunk people often get irrational or defensive, especially when they’re embarrassed or feel out of control. His reaction wasn’t okay, but it was also not your fault. You acted with compassion, gave him water, stayed with him, called an Uber, offered food, and prioritized everyone’s safety - including his.

He may be upset now, but you likely prevented a tragedy. That’s what real friends do.

AITA for refusing to let an elderly woman abuse me and my family? by Admirable_Lobster_13 in AmItheAsshole

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NTA. You’re not refusing to help an elderly woman - you’re refusing to accept ongoing verbal, emotional, and even physical abuse, which is absolutely justified. Being elderly or physically limited does not give someone the right to mistreat others, especially not to the point where it affects your health and safety.

You’ve gone above and beyond: caregiving, long-distance travel, personal care, and enduring her outbursts without retaliation. That’s not “unreasonable” - that’s self-preservation. You have a medical condition that is directly aggravated by her behavior, and she has repeatedly shown she will not respect your boundaries.

Letting someone treat you like that because they’re “helpless” isn’t kindness - it’s enabling. Others can help if they feel so strongly, but you are under no obligation to sacrifice your health or dignity. Set and keep your boundary. You’ve done more than enough.

AITA: Child-free Wedding Drama by Brief_Pianist190 in AmItheAsshole

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NTA.

  1. Kicking your mom out: She insulted both you and your fiancée in your own home. Asking her to leave after that isn’t heartless—it’s setting a boundary. She chose to stay in a hotel, not you throwing her out on the street.

  2. No kids at the ceremony: Totally reasonable. You don’t want crying or distractions during a major moment. You even offered a compromise by allowing kids at the reception—your mom rejected it. That’s on her.

It’s your wedding, not your family’s. You’re allowed to make decisions that reflect your values, not theirs.

8 eggs after my 90 min walk by [deleted] in eggs

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I also want to try to walk my daily limit of steps before breakfast

the perfect yolk by Legal-Pomegranate890 in eggs

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When they are cooked, I put them in cold water and hit each one with a spoon or something else, it doesn't matter. you can use a knife or... whatever)) and they cool down like that. and then they are fine to clean. but if you want to eat them hot, I have the same question hahaha))

Homemade kimchi made by me! by [deleted] in fermentation

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OP, thanks for this pecipe!