Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, identify who is wrong here. Classify each post into the following categories : AUTHOR (if the author of the post is wrong in the situation), OTHER (if any of the others mentioned in the paragraph is wrong), EVERYBODY (if everyone mentioned is wrong) and NOBODY (if no one is wrong in the situation).

[EX Q]: So a little context. I’m a 15 year old male. Last night (April 4th) I was doing my families’ dishes as I have to contribute to the household chores. My parents both put their dishes next to the sink even though they could have put them in the dishwasher. I asked my father-figure “Could you please put that in the dishwasher?” 
He replied with “No, that’s your responsibility.” I got a bit angry but my reasoning was that since they always ask me to put my dishes in the dishwasher and I comply, That I can ask them too. So I got upset and told them my reasoning but then it turned into a full on argument with my father-figure leaving and my mom screaming at me to “go fuck myself” and that I’m an “entitled bitch who should buy their own damn food.” Safe to say I cried a bit because my mom hasn’t ever screamed at me that way. Sure, this story isn’t very exciting or dramatic but I feel like an asshole and need a solid answer. So, AITA?
[EX A]: AUTHOR

[EX Q]: My DH and I are allowing his friend to pay rent and stay with us in our guest room until he can move out. All of the furniture in the room,  including the mattress,  is ours. 
 Friend is a bit of a slob, and our guest room looks like a hot mess.  You can hardly walk in the room. I know everyone's got different standards of cleanliness,  but he didn't wash his sheets for months. When DH finally said, look,  you need to clean your sheets,  that's gross,  he took the sheets off,  maybe washed them,  and then... just didn't put them back on.  Or any sheets on. For weeks. 

Again,  different standards of cleanliness, but in the end there was literally no barrier to shield my mattress from this guy's dead skin and sweat. I want him to buy us a new mattress,  but a) I don't know how to approach that and b) making him pay for a mattress is just going to make it harder for him to afford to move out. 

So,  AITA, and even so, should we make him pay for it?
[EX A]: OTHER

[EX Q]: I (18M) am in high school and I am going to ask my ex (17F) our agin because I would going to the marines to boot camp. For some context, me and my ex were dating for 3 months before she broke up with me because of her dad not letting her go out with me.  This happened last year November to be exact. Ever since then we been good friends and we got much closer. Now that i going to ship out in couple months to boot camp. I just wanted to spend time with my couple mouth here with my ex but I feel this can make me a asshole if I asked because I fear this will ruin our friendships for reminding her of our relationship. 
P.S I going to ask her today. My honest opinion she will say no 
[EX A]:
NOBODY

