Rude Woman Tells Her Neighbor She Could Find Someone If She Considered Therapy

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Mayarey
Oct 18, 2021 3:00 PM EDT

It's amazing how whenever somebody gets into a relationship or gets married they suddenly become a relationship expert. It takes a lot of balls to tell someone that they should go get psychological help to find a husband. But then again, not all of us have manners.

Reading this list you might think to yourself, "Wow, real life is just like high school with more money." And we'd have to agree, no matter the age, if somebody is seeking drama, they will find a way to make it happen.

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  • 01
    Font - r/AmltheAsshole u/Less_Requirement7888 · 13h 8. 1 S 18 9 16 AITA for telling my neighbor that her husband isn't the catch she thinks he is?
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    Font - So I 28 F recently attended a neighborhood BBQ where this mommy influencer started asking me about my love life in front of the other neighbors. Now this woman is 35 is a decade younger than her husband. When I told her that I wasn't interested in getting married or into a committed relationship, she made comments saying that she was worried I would end up a bitter old cat lady.
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    Smile - She insinuated that being "easy" is what's keeping me from finding a life partner and that if I saw a therapist and sorted out my issues I would also end up with a catch like her husband.
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    Font - I got really angry and pretty much humiliated her and her husband in front of the other neighbors saying that her husband isn't much of a catch since he pretty much cheated on his first wife and abandoned his kids from his first marriage and that their picture perfect Instagram family isn't going to fool me into Idealizing them. I said that ending up with a guy like her husband was my worst nightmare and that her choice in men is unfortunate
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    Font - She left the BBQ crying and now wants me to apologize to her. AITA? 4 18.9k 1.7k |↑, Share
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    Font - Judgement_Bot_AITA MOD Веер Вooр 13h Welcome to O r/AmlTheAsshole. Please view our voting guide here, and remember to use only one judgement in your comment. OP has offered the following explanation for why they think they might be the asshole: Because I insulted her in front of other neighbors when she asked me about my love life.
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    Rectangle - AvgAnubis • 13h 9 Awards my morality says e.s.h but my petty heart says NTA, mind ur business and don't be shitty and you won't get embarrassed at the function Imao 6 Reply 1 24.8k 3 ...
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    Handwriting - Mysterious-Tea-7218 · 13h Pooperintendant [52] Justified asshole to an even bigger asshole. I guess for voting purposes, l'll say NTA. 6 Reply 1 5.4k 3 ...
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    Rectangle - 13Lilacs • 12h O 2 Awards NTA I would actually pay to have watched that. 6 Reply 4 3.7k 3 ...
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    Font - Special-Attitude-242 · 13h Certified Proctologist [24] NTA. She needed a taste of her own medicine. You gave her some truths and she didn't like it. 6 Reply 1 1.9k 3 ...
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    Font - SuspiciousAdverts · 13h 4 Awards Wow ESH. life isn't about one-upping people's shitty behavior. Both of you acted like children and l'd recommend being the bigger person and apologizing. It really doesn't matter who started it, this isn't kindergarten. EDIT: Refraining from insulting people doesn't make you a "doormat," as someone suggested. You literally know it doesn't feel good to be insulted, and you were hurt in the moment, so you wanted to hurt her back, right? I get it, and we've a
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    Font - tpstp · 13h Your neighbor stuck her nose where it did not belong. She shared her opinion on you, without being asked (by you) to do it. She also brought up her husband into the discussion (she did, not you). In response, you let her taste her own medicine, and she did not like it. Honestly, I do not see what other kind of reaction from your side would have been appropriate. NTA. Not even a tiny bit. G Reply 953 3 ...
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    Font - JustheBean • 13h A Pooperintendant [58] 1 Award ESH maybe y'all could try acting like adults sometime. This was grossly immature across the board. G Reply 4 584 3 ...
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