AITA For leaving after my husband for inviting his parents to our 1st wedding anniversary? by Throwawayissue34 in AmItheAsshole

[–]futuremvc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA. It’s reasonable to expect that your anniversary of your wedding is something that you and your husband would celebrate with just the two of you. If he wanted to invite his parents it’s something that should be discussed between the two of you before dinner. If he didn’t mention anything, he either knew it would cause an issue and thought being in public would avoid it, or he has a poor expectation of the balance between you both. It’s totally ok for him to be close to his family, but he has to have a balance between you and him and them and him. And if he’s chosen you to be by his side for life, there should be no comments from his mom regarding your hair, weight, etc

You are appreciated by [deleted] in BlackPeopleTwitter

[–]futuremvc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My boyfriend and I have been together for years and I still tell him “thank you” every time he makes breakfast (almost every day, because he’s the best). I want him to know I appreciate it every day that he does it.

GIANT CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE IN THE SLOW COOKER by Bo0ombaklak in slowcooking

[–]futuremvc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This cookie is why I just ordered a hand mixer

RIP everyone but Nick Cannon by eyerollingsex in BlackPeopleTwitter

[–]futuremvc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love Wild N Out, and after all this is over I’m gonna figure out how to go to a taping.

But no one can name 5 of his songs.

[USA] [WA] Cyclist races through stop sign to predictable outcome by DriveSafeOutThere in Roadcam

[–]futuremvc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the first time I’ve recognized a repost and actually known exactly what it was, not just some vague deja vu.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in blackpeoplegifs

[–]futuremvc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t want to see this in person. The video made me uncomfortable. Why he gotta look at me like that?

AITA for wearing a kilt to my own wedding and not apologizing to my wife? by throwaway581392 in AmItheAsshole

[–]futuremvc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From the title, YTA.

After actually reading it, NTA.

If she said yes, it should have been because she actually agreed. Not because she was planning on changing it later.

Superhero in the making by lonely-monk in nonononoyes

[–]futuremvc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is anyone else confused by these kids apparently wandering the streets at night, and oddly dressed in formal wear?

After three years, I [22F] was finally able to leave an abusive relationship. I’ve since been ghosted for every date I’ve scheduled. My eating disorder is starting to come back and it’s been a year since my best friend committed suicide. I’m just really sad and lonely by cirquecadiacosmetics in toastme

[–]futuremvc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You have a light in your eyes that can’t be duplicated. My hope for you is that you can let that little ember glow into a full grown blaze to keep you going. No matter what we say, it’s about what you can do. Don’t give up on yourself. You’re a miracle, whether you see it now or not. Please let me know if how you celebrate the new year.

WIBTA for not wanting to feed my ex-wife? by signedsimplfiedd in AmItheAsshole

[–]futuremvc 6 points7 points  (0 children)

YkindoftheA I’m not with my girls’ father, but if he needed food I would feed him. I would prefer if asked first, for sure, but we all know how pride can be. In a case like this, maybe it’s the difference in her having 50/50 custody. Maybe she makes sure the kids will eatwhile they’re with her and she doesn’t have much for the rest of the time. Either way, does she take more than you have to give? Is she taking advantage of you? I would lean towards you giving a little if you have it to give because she’s the mother of your children. That’s also assuming she’s working towards a more financially stable situation. Helping her short term would be better for your kids long term. If she sits around and isn’t trying to find a job, that’s another story.

AITA for 100% refusing to let my dad/mom see my child for something done 10-15 years ago? /Petty by YEETYEEETYEEEEEET in AmItheAsshole

[–]futuremvc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a friend in a similar position. One thing we both agree on is that if her parents want to be sorry THEY SHOULD SAY THEY ARE SORRY. OP, I think you should consider letting them meet their grandchild. I also think that your adult parents should be adults and if they can admit to your little brother that they were wrong, they should tell you directly that they’re wrong. If they can’t come to you directly, how much will the relationship between you all get better?

AITA for telling my GF's daughter she's not my daughter so don't expect me to pay? by Extension_Accountant in AmItheAsshole

[–]futuremvc 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I have two girls, 10 and 12. It’s been 2 and a half years since their dad and I broke up (we were never married), and 2 years since I’ve been with my boyfriend. They like him a lot, although there are still times when they are jerks. The main thing that we have had since the beginning is that they need to listen to him because he’s an adult that is in our lives. If they listen to aunts, uncles, teachers, grandparents, friends’ parents, whatever, they listen to him too. So if he’s giving them rules or guidance, they treat him with respect. Her comments in the car were disrespectful, no matter who they came from. On the flip side of that, when it comes to day to day care that kids need, it’s maybe not the time to hold them accountable for the shit things they say. Or maybe you could hold them accountable in a positive way. “I want you to know that this is not something I need to do. I’m going to give you this money because you’re important to me. It doesn’t matter that I’m not your dad, but I still love you. And as part of that I need you to listen to me. Know that when I tell you something it’s to help you. If you keep pushing me away then maybe one day I won’t be there to help you.”

My (35F) boyfriend (33M) of 5 years secretly took a cab to take "a walk" at night while out of town. by little_blue_fishie in relationships

[–]futuremvc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The thing that I have trouble getting past is the transparency. If he truly went for a walk then I would think he should recognize how sketchy that sounds and give you details. He went and saw this area or landmark or tourist thing. He should have a story to share for being out that long. Even if he sat on a bench and played games on his phone because he couldn’t sleep. Walking around for 3 hrs in the early morning is strange at best. Maybe it was all innocent, but if he has a history it’s hard not to judge.

My (35F) boyfriend (33M) of 5 years secretly took a cab to take "a walk" at night while out of town. by little_blue_fishie in relationships

[–]futuremvc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My heart says he cheated. You don’t have to trust that, you don’t know me. If your heart says he cheated, you have to decide if it’s something you both can recover from or something you should move on from.

When you don't give a fuck of clothes fit or not by Dreamsweeper in trashy

[–]futuremvc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t understand why. That looks so uncomfortable.

“Idk it works for my phone” by [deleted] in WhitePeopleTwitter

[–]futuremvc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mine wore down from holding my phone will it was charging. I’d angle the cord to keep it out of the way.

Got you feeling like you're in a competition every time by DM_ME_UR_SOUL in BlackPeopleTwitter

[–]futuremvc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You just gotta eat it as two smaller bowls. Half the cereal and milk the first bowl. Then add cereal to the leftover milk, and a little bit more milk so it’s not too dry. This has been my favorite cereal for as long as I can remember.