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Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
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Okay I know the title paints me as the asshole immediately. So context,

me and my friends were all joking about our relatives names and our own names etc, I don't know how to explain it, we were not seeing people as inferior for their names just laughing about how names are and sound.

So, first of all, me and my ex are on great terms. We both are friends today and have no hard feelings, I had a pretty decent relationship with her father (before he passed), her family and all that, it just didn't work out.

So my friends and I are sitting there and making fun of names and then I said that her fathers name sounded a little silly, and my friends went quiet and said that I should just stop.

I defended myself saying it's not a big deal and, eventually I got a little frustrated and said that I'm just humanizing a person who is gone, and that you should be able to joke about anything and everything. Eventually one of my friends said that it maybe wasn't that bad but some of our friends perhaps doesn't like to joke about everything.

I felt terrible, because how my friends reacted and that I may have been a total asshole. So, am I the asshole?
answer:
joking about my ex's dead dads name


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I(m16) don’t get along with my sisters boyfriend at all and would honestly say that I hate him (mainly due to the fact that he’s tried to fight with me on more than one occasion. Anyway it’s my birthday next week and to celebrate my mum suggested that we go out as a family(invited my girlfriend, sister, ect) my mum asked if I wanted to invite my sisters boyfriend and I say no and if he shows up I’ll leave and walk home. After this she tells my sister(19) and when my sister gets home she proceeds to yell at me and say that if he can’t come she won’t either and I said that it’s her decision if she wants to come but her boyfriend is not welcome. Well about an hour after she came home she storms into my room claiming if I don’t let him come she’ll disown me as a brother and not get me any gifts (I’m 16 gifts aren’t a big deal for me anymore) I again tell her that’s her decision. 

The family meal is next Friday.

AITA for not allowing him to come?
answer:
not wanting my sisters boyfriend to come to my birthday meal


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I’ve already tried to post this once and it was deleted before I actually managed to post it so this is gonna be straight to the point. I managed to get a great spot at a concert (centre stage and two people back) with my mum ( I’m 6’7 and she’s 5’11) and people who have arrived there later will ask us to let them go in front because “we’re tall” , we decline and apologise. Other people will ask throughout the night and I see them giving us a death stare for declining.
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not letting smaller people in front of me at concerts


