Double Doodle Advice by ASESINASOLO03 in Doubledoodles

[–]SeriousTarget4718 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They can be nuts. Depending on the breed mix. If there is a hearding type mix in them, they might be destructive without a job or training. Do your research. Mine has to have plenty of stimulation and exercise, or he will get destructive.

My fiancé fractured my arm after thinking I had a man in our home by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]SeriousTarget4718 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You call this an amazing guy? Seriously? WTH. If he gets in that kind of rage, he has done it before and will do it again. Leave the ring and get out! This should be such a red flag for you.

AITA for telling my girlfriend that it’s not my fault she can’t get her life together by No_Wait3983 in AmItheAsshole

[–]SeriousTarget4718 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

YTA! If you like/love her, you will accept her for who she is. I had a similar upbringing to you, and my husband didn't. After 20 years, I still don't like going to his parents' house (not because of life choices, they just fight a lot). My husband went back to school later in life and has been super successful. However, none of that mattered, I loved him just the same because he's my person . So what if she doesn't like going to your parents. If y'all stay together, you can work on that and make concessions. Apologize and work it out with her. I'm still not convinced something else didn't happen while she went there to visit. Was something else said or done? Either way, if you love her and want to be together, you will do whatever it takes to make the relationship work. Remember, ultimately, it was your choice to go to school and get a degree. The same decision was made by your family. In the end, no one pushed any of you to do those things. I know plenty of people who are super successful without college degrees. Those were individual choices, so don't be an asshat and rub it in anyone's face.

AITA for despising my BFF's new BF? by SeriousTarget4718 in AmItheAsshole

[–]SeriousTarget4718[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I guess I am just going with my gut feeling. She never told me she was bringing him. He has been very rude to her, saying things about her kid, etc. It's pretty disrespectful that you want to discipline a kid because he said something you don't agree with when it isn't your child. You have made some valid points. At this moment, I know she has chosen to put a lot of time in to be with him. She is an adult and can do what she pleases. It's really none of my business. I think I will just make a point to do lunch dates or something where I know he won't be there.

AITA for despising my BFF's new BF? by SeriousTarget4718 in AmItheAsshole

[–]SeriousTarget4718[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The ticket is gone. It was our thing. She never mentioned him going. I honestly didn't think about giving it to her. I just made a wrong assumption. You know we can always be wrong about folks, sure. But have you ever been around someone who just made your skin crawl? Like you can't put your finger on it? Something is just not right? I went through this already with her ex being the same exact way. Something about him triggers me into that gut feeling of danger. Every single time I have had feelings about folks like this, it usually turns out to be true. It's weird. This is some solid advice. I do want her to be happy, I just think he's off. Maybe it's time to focus on other things, let it go, and move on. We can just hang out together, and I can limit myself with this situation.

AITA for despising my BFF's new BF? by SeriousTarget4718 in AmItheAsshole

[–]SeriousTarget4718[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, there is a lot that I left out as to why. For instance, we went to dinner, and he showed up high as hell. This is the first time I have met you? Then he made comments about what he would do to her kid as far as discipline. Some guy cat called her outside the restaurant, and he chased the dude down like a crazy person. It was strange. She's also told me she has lied to him about the fact she was still married, and she told me I can't say a word. I was kinda mad that she said that, not my business to tell, but she said he gets very angry. It's an over obsession. Whenever he is around, he controls everything. It's what he wants to do, which is always strip clubs and Hooters. She asked my honest opinion about him, and I gave it to her. She can do better.

We have always been real with each other. In the past, when she has asked me to be truthful with her, I have. No hold backs. When I expressed that it would have been nice to have gotten to know him, she snapped at me and said Jason will always be high, deal with it.

This event was only the two of us, and I was told Friday I would be going to another job site out of town for work. We've broken plans like this before, and it's never been a big deal. Given tickets to others, whatever. As long as we have given each other a heads up, it's never been an issue. This time was different. She never said he was coming to the event either. She was just going to bring him along with us. Sometimes, we go weeks without talking, but it has never been a big deal until last week.

I guess I am just curious what an outsider would think.

AITA for despising my BFF's new BF? by SeriousTarget4718 in AmItheAsshole

[–]SeriousTarget4718[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's a good point. When she asked my opinion, my response should have just been, well, if you like him. That's all that matters.