Guy Gets Dragged for Mansplaining Job Interviews to Successful Girlfriend

Not many people will ever find themselves in a position where they can turn down multiple job offers in the search for something better, but vetting a potential employer before taking a job should be something everyone is able to do. And when the job is an especially dangerous one, making sure you're not walking into a shitshow is imperative. This is what redditor u/Fun-Construction-112 didn't quite understand when his engineer girlfriend kept turning down jobs that were offering six figures. He even accused her of self-sabotaging to delay getting a new job. r/AmItheAsshole set him straight and in the end, OP admitted his faults with grace and maturity. Keep scrolling for the whole story.

“AITA for criticizing how my girlfriend takes job interviews? She basically interviews them, and I feel like she isn't taking it seriously” Posted by u/Fun-Construction-112

The comment section

OP concedes that he was in the wrong

It isn't every day that an AH on AITA actually admits that they were an asshole. Well done OP.

“OP, this is a very level headed and mature response to judgement. I really like that you acknowledged your own insecurities in this and how it was coloring your view of the situation. Good job, it can be heard to self reflect like that. I’m sure your GF appreciates the apology and self reflection. Your GF sounds like she knows her worth, is very sure of herself, and very grounded in her morals and standards. That’s definitely the kind of partner you want to have by your side.” said u/rosemarysgaybe.

“Yes. Being wrong is never a bad thing if the person can learn and change when corrected. Well done OP.” said u/Spicy_Sugary.

Read the full thread here.