Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, judge whether or not a specific person is wrong here. Answer 'not answerable' if more information is required and 'answerable' if all the information is sufficient to answer who is wrong in this situation.

Input: Consider Input: Its just a short one, some of my friends are true pushovers, I think they live in the fetal position at all times. Am I an asshole for getting wound up at that? I vent at my girlfriend alot and she tells me to just get over it, but I cant. Don't know what it is but I feel the need to shake them and wake them up when they do it. I don't want to go into specifics, just in general is my question I guess.

This post is quite rambly because I'm wound up at the moment haha, my girlfriend thinks it's a problem. Would this annoy you?

Output: not answerable


Input: Consider Input: Two years ago, my boyfriend and I lived separately. At the time, I had my dog, she was 12 years old and my best friend of life. Shortly before we were to move in together, she passed away. It was at this time that my boyfriend adopted a puppy. When his puppy was six months old I told him I wanted a puppy of my own because I’ve been depressed since my dog passed away. He refused. We broke up for a month due to other issues, and while we were apart, I got a puppy. When we got back together, my boyfriend was so upset. He said it’s too hard with two untrained puppies, so he made my give my puppy to my parents for over a year (he said my puppy could move back in when it was older and better behaved). My puppy is a male chihuahua and is pretty territorial and aggressive, so I got him fixed. After a year and a half of my puppy living with my parents, I just got him fixed two days ago and brought him to my house. My boyfriend has no patience and wants me to bring my dog back to my parents for them to keep. My dog did growl pretty badly at his dog yesterday, but has been calm ever since (before he got fixed he would growl and bark constantly so I’d say that this is a major improvement). My boyfriend says I have to give my dog back to my parents. I don’t want to. He says I should give me dog up to the pound if my parents can’t take him. I said this is not fair, he’s going back on his promise of me getting to keep my puppy. What do I do? Am I the asshole for getting the pup while we were broken up? I gave the puppy to my parents for well over a year and held up my side of the bargain. Now that it’s time for my dog to live here, my boyfriend refuses. Please help AITA?





**tl;dr** when my dog was 12 years old she sadly passed away, so I got a puppy a few months later to heal my sadness. My boyfriend made me give the puppy to my parents for a year because he says it’s too hard and that we can take him back once he’s older. The time has come, I got him fixed, and besides him being a little growly sometimes, he’s a pretty good dog. My boyfriend has no patience and wants me to give him back to my parents. I don’t want to do that and don’t think it’s fair. How do I convince my boyfriend to let my dog stay? AITA?

Output: answerable


Input: Consider Input: So here's the story. I used to work at a kind of a new IT startup that struggled with some organizational issues. Recently a new CEO was hired and he arranged a meeting with everyone in a room where we all work. When I came to the meeting, I asked my superior colleague to get out of my table in a strict manner and he did. Yet the new CEO witnessed the scene, started arguing, saw huge disrespect in my doings (and yes my act was rude, emotional and inappropriate and I do regret it). As you might've guessed by the end of the day I was fired despite the fact that my "offended" superior colleague and others tried to protect me.

Yet I do understand that it was inapprorpriate and made without thinking, I'm surprised that this CEO did not ask about reason and didn't let me explain myself. I was responsible for processing big amounts of data and used to leave the laptop running for the night with launched code on it that did vast amount of work. And before the story happened, twice my laptop was taken away in the morning and my desk was occupied which ruined al the work overnight and forced me to start over. I'm confused I was not asked for an explanation, or it does not even matter?

The fun part is that now other colleagues ask me to help with the project since they do not really know the tecnology stack.


Output: answerable


