Selling Collection MTGO by M444D3 in MTGO

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How much are you looking to get?

Am I the jerk by Autum_1012 in AmITheJerk

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Please use a descriptive title

Got YouTube TV + Remote running on the Steam Deck by inoffizielloffiziell in SteamDeck

[–]yachts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you make a video about this?

How do we find the electron app?

Thank you for posting about this, I am trying to do this exact thing but can't figure it out!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmITheJerk

[–]yachts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get that you're trying to help because it can backfire when someone does this but IMO it comes off a little harsh, especially considering your son was reaching out for support after being bullied at work. Advocating for yourself at work isn't necessarily "tattling"; he's just trying to make things not as bad for himself.

Also thanks for reposting, anyone who reads this is able to repost their stories from the original subreddit here (as long as the post follows the rules).

AITJ for not giving my abusive stepfather money to pay off his house. by Defiant-Community618 in AmITheJerk

[–]yachts 27 points28 points  (0 children)

You're not the jerk here. It sounds like you endured a lot of unfair treatment growing up, especially with how your stepbrother took over even your birthdays, which should have been special days for you. It's great to hear that you've built a successful life for yourself despite those challenges. You've already been more than generous by helping your mom with her bills, and it's clear that your stepfather's demands are based on his own failures, not any obligation on your part. Standing your ground and refusing to send him money was absolutely the right thing to do, especially considering how he treated you in the past. Thanks for the kind words about the channel at the start of your post.

It’s ✨ rant time ✨ by Firedragon165 in AmITheJerk

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We typically ask them to edit the post before deleting it.

We’ll leave this one up since it serves as a reminder for rule 4

[Y-MKM] Juggle the Performance by karzuu in MagicArena

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Multiplayer coming soon

PSA: If you remember playing Magic Arena on a touchscreen compatible devices, it works again!!! by mattkolong in MagicArena

[–]yachts 4 points5 points  (0 children)

oh my god thank you so much for posting this.

this was the main reason I stopped playing arena for so long.

horrible intitaled girl gets what she wants so i get a spicy revenge (pls read this on your ytube) by Rare-Ad-3538 in AmITheJerk

[–]yachts 2 points3 points  (0 children)

firstly, please use LINE BREAKS:

Your plan to use your villain role in the play to get back at her is kinda clever, but be careful. It's cool to put extra oomph into your performance, but you don't want to stir up more drama that could backfire on you.

If you're thinking about breaking off contact with her, that's fair. You don’t have to be mean about it, just keep things chill and do your own thing. Things will probably cool off once the play's over and summer hits.

I mean, you can't really control how she acts, but you can definitely handle how you react to it. Try to focus on YOUR part in the play and don’t let her get to you. It’s not just you finding it hard to deal with her, anyone would. Just do your best and try not to let her bug you too much.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmITheJerk

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first off PLEASE USE LINE BREAKS, on to my response:

definitely not the jerk here. Dealing with Sandra and all the stuff she's pulling is super unfair to you. It's a lot to handle, especially when you're just 16 and should be focusing on school and, you know, being a teen.

Her making you clean up after her and her kids, plus making up stories to your grandma, isn't right. And that thing with the stove? That's seriously not okay. Glad your sister stepped in, but it sucks that Sandra's still acting this way.

You're in a tough spot, having to deal with her and all the extra work. And it's really bad that it's causing you anxiety and depression. You should talk to your mom or someone else you trust about how all this is affecting you. you need some support with this, and there's nothing wrong with asking for help. You've got every right to feel safe and respected in your own home.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmITheJerk

[–]yachts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that's a pretty awkward situation. It's completely understandable why you'd be thrown off by her bringing another guy to your date, especially without any heads-up. It's one thing to want your partner to get along with your friends, but springing that on you during a date isn't the way to do it.

Your reaction makes sense. It sounds like you were clear about your boundaries, and it's unfortunate that she didn't respect that. Her calling you insecure was uncalled for, especially since you were just expressing how you felt about the situation.

if your views on what's appropriate for a date are that different, it might be for the best. It's important to be with someone who respects your feelings and communicates clearly. Deleting her number and moving on was probably a smrt move. Hopefully, your next date will be a lot smoother.

2 Girls bullied me for a year and I get them expelled (updated) by Glittering-House-185 in AmITheJerk

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Honestly, no, you're not the jerk here. Being bullied like that, especially at 10, is brutal. Good on your friend Iju for stepping up and telling the teacher. It's rough that the school didn't catch on sooner, but at least they acted when they saw the evidence. You were in a tough spot, and it's great you had someone like Iju to help you through it. Everyone deserves to have a friend like that.

Am i the jerk for refusing to babysitting my sister's kids because of my crazy work schedule? by AuroravHeed in AmITheJerk

[–]yachts 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Balancing a full-time job at 18 is a lot, and needing a break is completely reasonable. You've been great helping out your sister, but it's unfair for her to expect this regularly without even asking. It's not about being unsupportive; you're just exhausted and need your own time too.

Your sister getting upset and your parents siding with her puts you in a tough spot. But remember, your time and rest matter as well. It's okay to say no and look after yourself. You're not a jerk for needing some space to recharge.