In this task you are given an anecdote, which recount a complex ethical situation. The question you are given is, has the author of the anecdote acted ethically? answer this question with "RIGHT" or "WRONG".

We're both 22, been dating for a year and her sister is having a birthday dinner hosted this Friday for her 20th bday. I was told about this about 2 weeks ago and flat out said I'm not going to go to that restaurant because my dad used to be a manager there and they treated him extremely badly and basically forced him to quit. This was in 2014 and I won't forget the shit they put my dad through and it was a terrible thing to do to another person. I told my GF that but she's like how it was so long ago and its a really good place now I doubt they treat their employees like that still. I just told her I don't want to spend money at a place that treated my dad so badly. I told her I'll see her sister the next day and get her a gift. She called me an asshole and said I'm being inconsiderate.

AITA?
RIGHT

We have three toilets in the house. One of them is in the master bath. The other two are in tiny half bathrooms. These rooms are too small for anything other than the toilet and a tiny corner sink.

DH likes to take his time in the bathroom. He’ll be in there for 45+ minutes every time. This is a problem at night because I shower before bed. I’m constantly having to wait on him before I can get in there and do what I need to do.

He hates using the other two toilets because the rooms are so small. He’s a tall guy, but it’s not like his knees are touching the door when he’s sitting on the toilet. So for now he’s just been checking with me before he uses our bathroom. But sometimes things come up when he’s in there. If I need a Band-Aid or my tweezers or something. I get annoyed having to ask him how much longer and he gets annoyed because he’s interrupted.

AITA for asking him to use one of the other bathrooms?
RIGHT

 I have a rare autoimmune kidney disease that recently progressed to the point of end stage renal failure. I'm in the process of getting evaluated for a transplant, and my first appointment with the transplant centre is next week. After this, any potential donors can come forward and offer to be tested for a living donor transplant. The plan right now is for just my parents to be tested.

  One of my friends is adamant that she wants to be tested to see if she's a match, and if she is a match she wants to be the one to give me a kidney. She's an extremely stubborn and driven individual and has very firmly made her mind up on this. We also know already that we're a blood type match, so there is a solid chance that she would be a potential donor. 

  The thing is, I don't like the idea of her donating for a couple of reasons. First off, the condition I have has a high rate of reoccurrance in transplants, so theres a strong chance (between 30 and 50%) that my body will wreck a new kidney and I'll be back in renal failure in a couple of years at best, so she could just be wasting her kidney on me. Secondly, it's a really invasive procedure with a long recovery time, and I know she wants to go travelling and explore the world, and I don't want to be the thing that holds her back from that. 

  A couple of my friends and family don't see things from my side and think I'm either being too stubborn to accept help, or too pessimistic about my outlook if I do get a transplant, and think I should let my friend get tested. We've also argued a couple of times over the situation and she thinks I'm being unreasonable. 

I get final say over who is allowed get tested, so WIBTA if I refused to allow my friend to get tested? 

RIGHT

