Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and an associated claim about its type, verify if the claim is true or not. The claim asks if the posts are historical or hypothetical. The posts are "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and they are "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future. Say 'yes' if the claim is true otherwise say 'no'

Ex Input:
CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Husband and I have a toddler.  Dad is a stay at home dad.  He is a full time smoker, I used to be.  I am concerned about asthma for our kid.  Dad smokes in the basement despite me repeatedly asking him not to.  I can smell it upstairs.  A couple weeks ago, I came home and Dad had clearly been smoking in the house.  I confronted him, he claimed he had been listening at the back door and stuck his head in (bullshit) the back of the house was saturated with smoke, but he lied anyway).

Tonight we had supper started, he was smoking in the basement.  I have a few beers in me, so I confronted him.  He said something about how he needs to find a house where he can smoke bc it's cold outside (no sympathy from me), which is his normal way of threatening me.  I told him please do if it keeps our son from getting asthma.

So when supper is done and kid and I are eating, kid keeps asking where Dad is (Dad was outside smoking in his truck to prove a point to Mom).  I went and hollered to Dad that his boy would like to eat with him, Dad made a bunch of BS excuses which included that I must not want him here (eye roll).  Son and I ate our supper together.

Now Dad is trying to act like it was a small misunderstanding, looking for scrubbers for the basement.  Mom is not impressed.

Ex Output:
yes


Ex Input:
CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : A little while ago, my affluent friends's mom took him on a college trip to Cornell and he decided that that was his dream school, an idea his mom supported. When he talked about it being his dream school the next day, I became a little worried, because I thought the chances of him getting in were little to zero, and I didn't want him to be disappointed. I say this because we go to a private school together and this friend takes zero AP classes as a junior and has never taken an honors class, his GPA is a 3.2 and he's not on honor roll. Three months ago, he took the SAT and didn't even break 1000. He plays soccer but is nowhere near recruitment, he's not a starter and hardly on varsity. His other extracurriculars are also very weak, nothing special or unique: science club, understudy in the musical, and that's it, no music either.

To show him the caliber of students at Cornell, I showed him a video of an accepted student's stats and activities, and recommended that he aim for a better fit and not just somewhere elite.

He claimed that I was being unsupportive and his parent's think that I am a bad influence since I don't support him in his dreams.

AITA for telling my friend to aim lower?

  

Ex Output:
yes


Ex Input:
CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Hey everyone! I'm kind of new to Reddit but I saw this subreddit and needed to ask you guys something. (Gonna be extremely long post though sorry)

So around may last year I started dating this girl things were fine for the first few weeks but I found she was very clingy and always needed my attention, that's not the bad part though I could deal with that. About two weeks after we got together I had to leave to see family in another part of the country for a month and some change. She really didn't like this she cried and said that it was basically like breaking up with her, I told her no it wasn't and that I was sorry but I had to go, fast forward a few weeks I'm with my family out west and I'm talking with her everyday. I try and give her time to talk but I'm also trying to see my family since I don't get to the see them all year. I end up meeting with a friend I haven't seen in about 6 years, it was a girl and had fun catching up with her, my at the time girlfriends friend then states that I shouldn't be hanging out with other girls because I have gf. Turns out my gf had thought that I was cheating on her and told a lot of people, to be very clear I DID NOT do anything with my friend. Anyway I let this incident slide and quickly forgot about it but I soon start receiving texts from unknown numbers harassing me (if you're gonna fuck around let me fuck your girl, etc) I tell all then to fuck off (much more polite than I should've been honestly) and soon start to suspect it was my gf or her friend that is giving out my number since I don't have my number on any of my social media and don't give it out to anyone. They deny it and I think alright I don't know how it's getting out then. A little more context at the time gf was on drugs to help her sleep, she didn't tell me she was snorting them though, and with the three hour time difference I would constantly have to tell her to go to bed but she'd always say "sleep isn't as important as you" to which I'd call bullshit. Anyway after a week of harassing texts and gf constantly wanting to talk i snapped and I ended it with her. She got very drunk and admitted that she was giving out my number and telling other guys to harass me she also would blame many other things including her lack of sleep on me. And then continue to call me a cheater for hanging out with my friend. So I just wanna know am I the asshole for breaking up with her? A lot of people I know say I am and that I should've stuck with her until I got back because things would've been different but I just don't think after she admitted that stuff I could even be friends with her anymore. 
Anyways thanks for listening.

TL;dr 
I break up with my girlfriend over the summer and she admits to sending my number to people so they could harass me (while we were dating) but I'm seen as the bad guy because I broke up with her through the phone.

Ex Output:

no


