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Voting Floater
May 19, 2019

Lol that their parents refused to take their daughter and grandson in, then gave the guy poo poo for not being able to handle Dennis the Menace ruining his life.

Although he said destroying the laptop was the first retaliation, I find it hard to believe he didn't flip out after each incident. It sounds like the first couple might have been accidents, but then it's spiralled into escalating tit-for-tat retaliation.

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ElectricSheep
Jan 14, 2006

she had tiny Italian boobs.
Well that's my story.

LadyPictureShow posted:

Dude sounds like a reeeeeeeeeeal peach.

my autism radar is pinging reading that and I'm not even in front of a mirror

Pigsfeet on Rye
Oct 22, 2008

I'm meat on the hoof

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for giving my little brother edibles?

So recently, my (25F) little brother (19M) came to visit me. Marijuana is legal where I live. My brother isn't a big smoker or drinker but one night, we went out and we both took an edible. Everything was fine. (I told him edibles can hit you harder, but we didn't get hardcore into it). A day or two later, my brother asks me for another edible. They can be kind of expensive so I told him if he gave me money, I'd buy some for him (he also wanted to take some back home with him, so that's why I said I'd just buy him some). I made sure he understood what he was doing by bringing edibles back home. I told him that "I gave him nothing" and made him promise not to tell anyone where he got them. He went home several days later.

Last night, as I'm finishing up work, I get a text from my mom, telling me my bro was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance. His heart was beating really fast. That could mean nothing or something very serious. After trying not to freak out and reaching out to ppl, I finally found out what happened. He got too high on the edibles. After texting him, telling him I was glad he was ok, I asked him how many he took. I also told him not to tell anyone where he got the chocolate from.

Now, in our family group chat, everyone is freaking out about how marijuana is the worst thing ever. How it can destroy you. I know my mom hates drugs in general (one or two of her family members had drug addictions), but I thought she hated heroin and cocaine and the like. She starts going on about how she HATES whoever gave my brother the edibles. How she wishes she could murder whoever tried to destroy her son. gulp And how she's a "mama bear who protects her cubs". 🙄

I wish he would've just called me, telling me what was going on. I could've walked him through it. (We live in the US, getting an ambulance could easily be $1000, depending on the distance they drive) I know what I did was illegal. I don't need a lecture on that. But I guess I'm wondering, would it have been better to just tell him no? I was just trying to be a cool big sister. AITA in this situation?

TL,DR. Little bro asked for edibles to take home with him. He overdid it and went to the hospital. Now, all my family is pissed.

EDIT: this drama happened last night. I guess I made this post too soon. My little brother finally got back to me. The edibles he took were not the ones I bought for him. Plus, he was using a dab pen too. Both of those from his friends. I feel a weight off my shoulders.

EDIT 2: I won't be buying underage kids drugs again, even if they've done it before like my bro.

When I read the title, I thought she gave her brother some edible panties. Whoa.

MagusofStars
Mar 31, 2012



MarcusSA posted:

Also what the dude did was wrong but he’s not a parent and was probably incredibly frustrated and pissed off so I can see how it lead to that choice.
Exactly this. The guy definitely did not realize he was signing up for the kid breaking everything of value in the house. And 100% he’s spent the past two months getting more and more frustrated every week as it continues to get worse while the mom continues to not do jack poo poo.

Doesn’t mean he’s right in ruining the kid’s computer, but I can’t blame the guy too much for flipping his poo poo about this after two straight months of this. His biggest mistake was letting it go this long rather than kicking them out.

MagusofStars fucked around with this message at 22:42 on Jul 23, 2019

i vomit kittens
Apr 25, 2019


christmas boots posted:

Fight Man either needs:

1. A win
2. Character development
3. A Grand finale.

if we can help get a job as a wrestling heel, we could see all three at once

sexpig by night
Sep 8, 2011

by Azathoth
there's no way fight man's 'grand finale' won't involve suicide by cop

christmas boots
Oct 15, 2012

To these sing-alongs 🎤of siren 🧜🏻‍♀️songs
To oohs😮 to ahhs😱 to 👏big👏applause👏
With all of my 😡anger I scream🤬 and shout📢
🇺🇸America🦅, I love you 🥰but you're freaking 💦me 😳out
Biscuit Hider
Maybe he meets a man who’s never lost a fight and the two of them spark a meaningful friendship and learn a little bit about themselves along the way. And then one of them dies or something.

sexpig by night
Sep 8, 2011

by Azathoth
he's gonna try to grab a cop's gun

Cognac McCarthy
Oct 5, 2008

It's a man's game, but boys will play

sexpig by night posted:

if you took a poo poo in a mineral oil filled computer would it sink or float or get caught in stasis, acting for a friend

Can you give a mineral oil computer an upper decker? Can we develop this technique somehow?

Pibur
Jan 28, 2019

Cognac McCarthy posted:

Can you give a mineral oil computer an upper decker? Can we develop this technique somehow?

I have an anus, and am willing to make the sacrifice for science

christmas boots
Oct 15, 2012

To these sing-alongs 🎤of siren 🧜🏻‍♀️songs
To oohs😮 to ahhs😱 to 👏big👏applause👏
With all of my 😡anger I scream🤬 and shout📢
🇺🇸America🦅, I love you 🥰but you're freaking 💦me 😳out
Biscuit Hider
I Have No Anus, And I Must poo poo

Midnight Voyager
Jul 2, 2008

Lipstick Apathy

sexpig by night posted:

he's gonna try to grab a cop's gun

At least it'll end the endless STDH.

Cacator
Aug 6, 2005

You're quite good at turning me on.

sexpig by night posted:

there's no way fight man's 'grand finale' won't involve suicide by cop

I think he's going to get disembowled by a literal baby.

it dont matter
Aug 29, 2008

I have accidentally become a fetish star

quote:

Hi guys, bit of an weird one here.

I was contacted by a management company and asked to go on a gameshow which is in its infant stages. It was pitched to me as a gunge/goo TV show that was going to be proposed to the BBC after they had shown lots of interest about it. I was offered £200 to go on, so I accepted.

Here's where it gets weird. The studio was in the guys garage and the actual gameshow was extremely flimsy with no incentive for the contestants to 'win'. It was just getting covered in purple gunge every round.

Afterwards it all seemed a bit odd and I decided to do some digging, I then discovered that this pilot gameshow was actually just a show for people with a fetish about seeing guys covered in goo or slime and it was never going to be pitched to the BBC, that was just how they get guys to go on.

I appreciate there is a funny side to this, but genuine advice as to whether this is legal or not would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

So that's what Pat Sharp is up to nowadays.

AreWeDrunkYet
Jul 8, 2006
Probation
Can't post for 3 days!

Palpek posted:

She's just smart enough not to want proof of cheating on her Whatsapp, he blew it.

Isnt the whole point of WhatsApp that it encrypts messages and gives you the option to have then disappear after 24 hours?

Barudak
May 7, 2007

alphabettitouretti posted:

I have accidentally become a fetish star


So that's what Pat Sharp is up to nowadays.

OP THIS IS IMPORTANT REMEMBER TO CONTINUE DRAWING AIR INTO YOUR LUN-- drat, too late

Sagebrush
Feb 26, 2012

AreWeDrunkYet posted:

Isnt the whole point of WhatsApp that it encrypts messages and gives you the option to have then disappear after 24 hours?

reminder that literally none of these supposedly encrypted/secure messaging apps are either properly encrypted or genuinely secure

if you put something on the internet, treat it as if it's public knowledge and will be forever

EL BROMANCE
Jun 10, 2006

COWABUNGA DUDES!
🥷🐢😬



alphabettitouretti posted:

So that's what Pat Sharp is up to nowadays.

Years ago a guy I knew claimed he saw Sharp on a bus, yelled "Fun House!" at him, and was promptly told to gently caress off. I want to believe.

Pvt.Scott
Feb 16, 2007

What God wants, God gets, God help us all
Dude with the oil rig should have called the cops on the 8 yo (now the station knows mom is a terrible parent), pressed charges and then sued the mother in small claims court for good measure. Destroying the laptop was undoubtedly far more satisfying, though.

Shoulda just dropped the kid at a homeless shelter and told cop mom where to find him m when she got home. You know, as a subtle hint.

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA for not wanting my ex’s kid to “sleep over” at my house for a week?

My ex and I have a 7-year-old son together, Alex. We get along pretty well and are good co parents. She’s married now and has a 4-year-old son James with her current husband. They live an hour away and our current custody agreement is during the school year, every other weekend Alex is with me, we split different holidays and during the summer we alternate every 2 weeks. I always follow the agreement and always pay my child support.

My ex has occasionally made comments about James missing his big brother a lot whenever our son is with me but I just shrugged because, what am I supposed to do about that? But this summer, since it’s longer periods of times apart she has been making them more and more saying that her son is extremely lonely without his brother for 2 whole weeks. Alex has also mentioned being lonely or bored when he’s with me (I guess since he doesn’t have many friends in my town) so I try and find fun things for him to do and even invite neighbors over. Yesterday my ex asked me if her son could spend a week or so with me when Alex is staying with me and she would be willing to pay if we go out to eat or go the movies or anything during that time and to send her the receipts. This just seemed like a ridiculous thing to ask. It’s my job to take care of my kid not to babysit hers. It seemed like she just wanted an empty house and aloe time. I told her as much but she kept insisting that Alex and James are really close and she doesn’t see the difference between what she’s asking and having a friend or cousin sleep over for a week. I told her she was crazy and firmly said no and she called me an rear end in a top hat.

My mom (who helps take care of Alex when I'm at work) thinks I'm an rear end in a top hat but honestly my mom is still mad at me for ending it with my ex in the first place and think she's perfect so I don't trust her opinion on this.

AITA here? I’m not crazy to not want to babysit my ex's kid right?

teardrop
Dec 20, 2004

by Pragmatica

StrangersInTheNight posted:

*smash-cut back to the party, we see OP raising his eyebrows at sexy wife as she does a BJ motion across the room. Directly behind him stands sexy wife's husband, also raising his eyebrows*

Kid: A Tesla is not just a great car, it’s the physical embodiment of the genius of our lord and savior Elon Musk.
Wife: *rolls eyes and makes blowjob motion against cheek*
Kid: Whoa, I knew she was into me.

Motherfucker
Jul 16, 2011

I certainly dont have deep-seated issues involving birthdays.

alphabettitouretti posted:

I have accidentally become a fetish star


So that's what Pat Sharp is up to nowadays.

loving holy lol

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA for suggesting it's a bit weird for my husband to hang out with the young crowd at work?

My husband (32) is young in spirit. So he usually hangs around the 20-24 year olds at work, goes to all the pub crawls till 5am and only really talks of them when I hear about work, despite the majority of people in his team being in his thirties. It's odd because these kids are as fit as ever when they sit at work three hours later, but my husband suffers BADLY for days from these drunk all-nighters.

I have noticed that despite both of us growing older, the friends and colleagues he hangs out with always sort of stay the same age. His only friend who isn't that age is soon becoming a dad for the first time and my husband barely initializes going out with him anymore.

So when I heard about another pub night coming up, I asked how old everyone was. He raised his eyebrows at me and said "I don't know". I asked who's coming, hd mentioned a few if the young colleagues and some new ones. Fresh from college. I said "Oh wow, you must be the oldest one there. Don't you feel like a grandpa?" to which by usually cocky husband reacts like I slapped him across the face. He mumbled something about me not understanding the office dynamics and then avoided me until we went to bed.

I look at it as a bit of an early midlife crisis and am worried for him. I don't want him to be stuck in his personal development or worse, suddenly realize he doesn't really fit in anymore and be unhappy.

Am I an the rear end in a top hat here?

hawowanlawow
Jul 27, 2009

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for suggesting it's a bit weird for my husband to hang out with the young crowd at work?

My husband (32) is young in spirit. So he usually hangs around the 20-24 year olds at work, goes to all the pub crawls till 5am and only really talks of them when I hear about work, despite the majority of people in his team being in his thirties. It's odd because these kids are as fit as ever when they sit at work three hours later, but my husband suffers BADLY for days from these drunk all-nighters.

I have noticed that despite both of us growing older, the friends and colleagues he hangs out with always sort of stay the same age. His only friend who isn't that age is soon becoming a dad for the first time and my husband barely initializes going out with him anymore.

So when I heard about another pub night coming up, I asked how old everyone was. He raised his eyebrows at me and said "I don't know". I asked who's coming, hd mentioned a few if the young colleagues and some new ones. Fresh from college. I said "Oh wow, you must be the oldest one there. Don't you feel like a grandpa?" to which by usually cocky husband reacts like I slapped him across the face. He mumbled something about me not understanding the office dynamics and then avoided me until we went to bed.

I look at it as a bit of an early midlife crisis and am worried for him. I don't want him to be stuck in his personal development or worse, suddenly realize he doesn't really fit in anymore and be unhappy.

Am I an the rear end in a top hat here?

I said "Oh wow, you must be the oldest one there. Don't you feel like a grandpa?"

yea

Barudak
May 7, 2007

Your husband sucks at upward mobility so bad hes never beaten 1-1

DAD LOST MY IPOD
Feb 3, 2012

Fats Dominar is on the case


EL BROMANCE posted:

It's hilarious that people think the sources for tons of these posts are sincere and not just lazy trolls.

People in this thread literally think that Fight Man is a real person and that Reddit is full of retired millionaires asking them what they should do about the massive properties they've given their children. If you go back to some of them you even see the original OP edited out saying how loving stupid the responses are for thinking it's real.

e: example - https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/c5a4jh/aita_for_punishing_my_daughter_for_not_coming_to/

Like yeah, it's fun to discuss these as if they're real, but if you really go to Reddit and believe everything you read from a throwaway account then I don't know what to say to you.

fightman is the obviously fakest poo poo in the history of the thread and the obsession with the gimmick is weird

Pinecone Sample
Oct 12, 2010

THIS ACCOUNT HAS BEEN SEIZED
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LadyPictureShow posted:

Dude sounds like a reeeeeeeeeeal peach.

I hate this man so much

Pinecone Sample
Oct 12, 2010

THIS ACCOUNT HAS BEEN SEIZED
by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation in accordance with a seizure warrant issued pursuant to 69 U.S.C Sec. 420

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for suggesting it's a bit weird for my husband to hang out with the young crowd at work?

My husband (32) is young in spirit. So he usually hangs around the 20-24 year olds at work, goes to all the pub crawls till 5am and only really talks of them when I hear about work, despite the majority of people in his team being in his thirties. It's odd because these kids are as fit as ever when they sit at work three hours later, but my husband suffers BADLY for days from these drunk all-nighters.

I have noticed that despite both of us growing older, the friends and colleagues he hangs out with always sort of stay the same age. His only friend who isn't that age is soon becoming a dad for the first time and my husband barely initializes going out with him anymore.

So when I heard about another pub night coming up, I asked how old everyone was. He raised his eyebrows at me and said "I don't know". I asked who's coming, hd mentioned a few if the young colleagues and some new ones. Fresh from college. I said "Oh wow, you must be the oldest one there. Don't you feel like a grandpa?" to which by usually cocky husband reacts like I slapped him across the face. He mumbled something about me not understanding the office dynamics and then avoided me until we went to bed.

I look at it as a bit of an early midlife crisis and am worried for him. I don't want him to be stuck in his personal development or worse, suddenly realize he doesn't really fit in anymore and be unhappy.

Am I an the rear end in a top hat here?

The good news is, he's not in it for the people.

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

Pinecone Sample posted:

I hate this man so much

if you go to the now locked thread, he edited something like "the consensus is that I'm an rear end in a top hat, so I guess I'll stop making these jokes for a while until she's ready for them again"

hawowanlawow
Jul 27, 2009

Smirking_Serpent posted:

if you go to the now locked thread, he edited something like "the consensus is that I'm an rear end in a top hat, so I guess I'll stop making these jokes for a while until she's ready for them again"

he's gonna tease his kid and turn them into a goon

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA for enforcing my boss's "decency rules" while at a conference in Vegas (even though he seems to have thrown them out the window)?

Using a throwaway since this is work related. Basically we are in Vegas this week for a conference. Our company owner has basically blown the budget and put us all up at in individual rooms at one of the nicer, newer and "hipper" casino resorts. It's been an awesome time. I've worked for the company for 6 years (I'm 28 and female, this might be relevant later) and this is the first time I've ever seen him do something this extravagant.

Ordinarily he's a nice married, very quiet guy who makes sure we are all out the door at 5:30 and doesn't bother us in our off time. We had an office "huddle" before we left and he sort of went over his "expectations of behavior and decency" and how we were to represent the company while in Vegas. He was clear that our off time was our off time but while on the clock we were to be dressed in appropriate clothes, away from the gambling and day clubs and meeting with clients. Totally fair enough as far as I was concerned.

Yesterday I was taking break in my room between client meetings. Our company has two college grad hires who I really like. They are also stunningly gorgeous girls and they are each staying in a room to the side of me. I came out to the hall and they were out there at 2pm wearing literal dental floss bikinis. I asked where they were going and they said the pool club. I asked them if the realized there was client meetings this afternoon. They said that a client was paying for them to be at the club. I was like wow...so I told them they had to change as I didn't really care if this was at the club, it was totally inappropriate to meet a client wearing a thong bikini. I genuinely like both girls and think they are smart and capable salespeople but both gave me this look like I was an awful stick in the mud and like I was the mean house mom but they relented and changed into casual business attire.

I ran into my boss later that afternoon at another meeting and he asked me point blank "why'd you make an rear end of yourself to Katy* and Kate*?" He's never spoken to me like that in 8 years so it really took me by surprise. I asked him if this was about the bikinis. He said "you don't think a potential 3 million dollar client knows what he's paying for when he asks our two youngest sales girls to show up in bikinis?" I reminded him of what he said before we left about keeping decent during the day and he said that after 8 years I should know enough to be flexible and give a high dollar client what he's asking for in order to close a sale. It was the first time in 8 years he's ever spoken to me like that. In full disclosure, I don't think they minded and they were just excited about getting into a club to dance and party while "working" (I probably wouldn't have minded either when I was 22).

But the whole thing just feels gross to me. But he is the boss so was I the rear end in a top hat for enforcing the rules he laid down even though he seems to have changed his mind?

MagusofStars
Mar 31, 2012



Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for suggesting it's a bit weird for my husband to hang out with the young crowd at work?

My husband (32) is young in spirit. So he usually hangs around the 20-24 year olds at work, goes to all the pub crawls till 5am and only really talks of them when I hear about work, despite the majority of people in his team being in his thirties. It's odd because these kids are as fit as ever when they sit at work three hours later, but my husband suffers BADLY for days from these drunk all-nighters.

I have noticed that despite both of us growing older, the friends and colleagues he hangs out with always sort of stay the same age. His only friend who isn't that age is soon becoming a dad for the first time and my husband barely initializes going out with him anymore.

So when I heard about another pub night coming up, I asked how old everyone was. He raised his eyebrows at me and said "I don't know". I asked who's coming, hd mentioned a few if the young colleagues and some new ones. Fresh from college. I said "Oh wow, you must be the oldest one there. Don't you feel like a grandpa?" to which by usually cocky husband reacts like I slapped him across the face. He mumbled something about me not understanding the office dynamics and then avoided me until we went to bed.

I look at it as a bit of an early midlife crisis and am worried for him. I don't want him to be stuck in his personal development or worse, suddenly realize he doesn't really fit in anymore and be unhappy.

Am I an the rear end in a top hat here?
NTA. She's just saying to his face what the interns and barely-graduated 20-24 year olds are saying behind his back the next morning when he stumbles in visibly hungover and suffering badly.

Xik
Mar 10, 2011

Dinosaur Gum
My boyfriend [27M] asked his ex-girlfriend [23F] to be his date for a wedding instead of me [28F].

quote:

I have been dating my boyfriend for almost a year. Last year, he got out of a 4-year long relationship with his former girlfriend. I was acquaintances with him before we started dating, so I knew them and he was deeply in love with her. In fact, they were engaged for a few weeks before she decided that she wasn’t ready and wanted to experience more of life. He was devastated. But he recovered, and several months later, started dating me.

My BF is an amazing guy. He is handsome, smart, charming, everything I could want in a man. I have low self esteem and it hurts because I keep comparing myself to his ex, who is a beautiful, tall, skinny fashion model. Although he reassures me that he loves me and thinks I’m beautiful.

I’m always paranoid that he still cares for her and would get back together with her if she let him. But she’s also dating someone else now, and they are just friends. Last week, he and I went to brunch with her and her new boyfriend. They seemed normal and friendly, no flirtiness or anything that I could tell.

Two days ago, he asked me if I wanted to go to his coworker’s wedding with him. I said yes. Although I am not close with either of them, I was excited because this would be the first wedding we attend as a couple. I messaged the fiancee on Facebook to thank her for the invite. She said, “You’re welcome! Haha did you just get the invite?” Apparently she sent the invites almost one month ago.

I asked my boyfriend why he didn’t tell me about the invite until just now. He shrugged and said he “must have forgot to mention it”.

I thought that was out of character for him (he’s usually quite organized) but didn’t say anything else.

Then, yesterday, I got a message from the fiancee confirming what type of meal I wanted at the reception. She said my boyfriend had RSVP’ed a month ago selecting “1 beef, 1 chicken” as the meal options for him and his guest. This was odd, because I’m vegan. I asked her if he put down a name for his guest. She said she’ll double check with her wedding planner.

I was crushed. I didn’t want to talk to my BF yet, so I confided in my good friend, who happens to be his cousin. She comforted me and told me that although she loved him like a brother, he was decidedly “superficial” and probably just wanted to be seen with a model hanging on his arm. She told me that he mentioned feeling “nervous” about the upcoming wedding, as its quite a big deal in his social circle, and said that he probably felt the need to keep up appearances. She said this is all based off her knowledge of him, and suggested I talk about it with him.

I thanked her and confronted my boyfriend when he came home from work. I told him that I knew he was planning to take his ex-girlfriend to the wedding instead of me. He didn’t even deny it, just admitted it and said he did it because “she really wanted to go”, but bailed at the last minute because something came up.

I told him to be honest. He said that she knew the groom better and also she knew more of the guests there. Plus he said, “Lots of people there still think I’m dating her. There would be less confusion if she came with me.” I told him that was the lamest thing I ever heard. Like we have been dating for nearly a year. It takes less than 10 seconds to say, “Oh, I’m dating [my name] now.”

My BF apologized for hurting my feelings and said he was only planning to go with her platonically, as friends. He denied wanting to go with her so he could show her off to his friends and colleagues, like showing off a new car or watch, although all signs are pointing to it being the case.

Is there any way we can get past this? It hurts knowing that he would have just gone with her if she hadn’t bailed.

TL;DR: My BF invited his ex-girlfriend as his plus one because she “knew the people there better”.

When your partner of a year doesn't even try to hide that you're the temp until their ex comes back.

Hattie Masters
Aug 29, 2012

COMICS CRIMINAL
Grimey Drawer

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for enforcing my boss's "decency rules" while at a conference in Vegas (even though he seems to have thrown them out the window)?

Lady you have a decision to make. Quit now and keep your ethics and moral core, or realise capitalism (and by extension, your boss) will literally pimp you out the moment it would make a marginal increase in the company's profits.

Also Jesus gently caress she's dumb for not getting what was going on there.

Yawgmoth
Sep 10, 2003

This post is cursed!

Smirking_Serpent posted:

AITA for not wanting my ex’s kid to “sleep over” at my house for a week?
I hope this guy gets hit by a bus so this kid doesn't have to grow up being treated like a burden for a huge chunk of his formative years.

MarcusSA
Sep 23, 2007

Yawgmoth posted:

I hope this guy gets hit by a bus so this kid doesn't have to grow up being treated like a burden for a huge chunk of his formative years.

Lol that’s a pretty hot take away from not wanting to take care of someone else’s kid for a week.

I don’t think he’s wrong either and frankly it’s kinda awkward that it would even come up as a thing.

Vim Fuego
Jun 1, 2000

Ultra Carp

Pinecone Sample posted:

The good news is, he's not in it for the people.

Yeah, her husband is an alcoholic/binge drinker.

AreWeDrunkYet
Jul 8, 2006
Probation
Can't post for 3 days!

MarcusSA posted:

Lol that’s a pretty hot take away from not wanting to take care of someone else’s kid for a week.

I don’t think he’s wrong either and frankly it’s kinda awkward that it would even come up as a thing.

He clearly doesnt give a poo poo about his own kid. He is treating the custody he does have as a chore, the kid would probably be better off if he just fucks off and keeps sending child support checks.

quote:

Alex has also mentioned being lonely or bored when he’s with me (I guess since he doesn’t have many friends in my town)

AreWeDrunkYet fucked around with this message at 01:10 on Jul 24, 2019

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Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA for getting mad at my younger sister wearing a bra while my friends are around?

So my parents are away on a business related trip for a week, so me (21) and my 16 year old sister are home alone in that period. I invited 4 friends over for beers and playstation today. My sister was chilling her room.

Now, it's not hot at all today. One of my friends is shirtless, but when he drinks he sweats like a mfer anyways. That's besides the point, but i'm laying out the scenario.

Anyways, my sister comes out in a very revealing calvin klein bra and booty shorts. She asks for a beer as a joke (she's 16) and i told her 'No' sternly and she said 'jeez alright', grabbed a water and went back to her room. Now my friends are guys. They checked her out. Not denying it at all. Couple of them mouthed 'oof' once she left.

When my friends left, i went into her room and told her she can't be doing that poo poo when i have friends over. She replied, word for word - "You're just scared im gonna get with one your friends" i left and we haven't spoken in a couple hours.

I'm so shocked. AMTA?

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