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".

This happened a few weeks ago, but I should preface the situation by adding some context. 

So in my neighborhood there is an open area we let our dogs play unleashed. Most of these dogs are 50 lbs or more but my dog is a little over 20. There has never been an issue with my dog's smaller size, and the other dogs have been great with him. My dog is a little annoying when he barks/howls (beagle) but only does it when he's playing, it is sometimes ear piercing, but when he gets too wild I pull him aside and give him a little "timeout" because I know it can get annoying for other dog owners, but they say it isn't that bad.

When I do have my dog on a leash, he wears a harness, this apparently was an open invitation to said neighbor to pick him up by the harness. The first time I didn't say anything, the second time I told him not to do that, and the third time he did it is when I lost my patience. Now to describe this guy, he's on the Board at my HOA. He's a little arrogant, he always has to be right, always trashing on neighbors and dishing their issues, stuff like that. He's a little older than the average age of people who let their dogs play, we're in our late 20s-mid thirties, this guy is in his 50s. We don't hate him but more or less we tolerate him.

Well during this situation, there was about 5 of us out there with our dogs, my dog was howling and I tried to calm him down a bit, once I let him go the Board member picked him up off the ground by harness and yelled at him and called him a little shit. I walked over, grabbed my dog, and told him to never touch my dog again. I got in his face and asked what the fuck his problem was. I never shoved/touched him, but I let it be known I do not appreciate my dog being treated like that, I will discipline my own dog. I would never treat anyone else's dog like that unless he was attacking another dog or another person (which my dog never would, any sign of aggression from another dog he just rolls over on his back wagging his tail).

BM tries to play off the situation as he was "just playing around" and I told him no one else here would ever do that to my dog, and I would never do that to theirs. He tried to make me out like I was the asshole, like I'm the dick for getting mad at him for doing that even after I told him not to. He consistently disrespects others and thinks he's untouchable because he knows people don't want to start shit with board members. I don't know if he's that arrogant and just doesn't give a fuck, or actually that disconnected from reality where he can do whatever he wants without repercussions. 

Am I the asshole for getting angry and pissed off at him? To reiterate, I never threatened him or touched him, just dropped a lot of F bombs in his face.
RIGHT

I (20F) started a new job at the beginning of December, and for the first 2 weeks it was great. It was new and challenging.
But the job is scanning, emailing and filing post. All day. Every day.
The hours are long and the pay is fine but I am beyond miserable.

Last week I took a 3 day weekend and on the 3rd day I finally felt more happy than I have in so long.

In a job I crave interaction with people. I like working an inconsistent pattern of hours and I like being challenged. I get absolutely 0 satisfaction from this job and I have really never been more unhappy working any role.

I am also going to uni in September.

I have pretty much decided that I need to leave this job asap for my mental health and overall happiness but my parents are very upset by it.

My mum also works for the same company and I am currently living at home (as this job is still not enough to pay rent in London) 

She says she will resent me if I walk away from money as I have previously been dependent on her.

I currently have £1.5k in savings and do not at all plan to rely on her financially.

AITA for walking away from “decent” money in the pursuit of a more fulfilling job? I am genuinely questioning my own choices idek anymore.
RIGHT

My friend and two of my friend's friends are going camping.  They usually rent an RV but can't afford one this year so they're driving and bringing tents.  They have invited me.

I'm totally down to go, but I really want to rent an RV (which I can afford, but it would be a splurge) because there's no way I'll be able to comfortably sleep in a tent and I hate sharing public showers. I have a bad back and difficulty adjusting to unfamiliar sounds at night so a white noise machine in an RV is a must. I also can't fall asleep in the same room as anyone I'm not close to, and I'm not close to this group but they are truly lovely people.

AITA if I don't offer to share the RV with them, even if it's big enough to?  They are lovely people but they are slobs about their living environment and I don't want them making the RV gross (tracking mud/sand/whatever in etc) or costing me a deposit.  Should I just skip this trip?  I'm imagining possibly being hit up for refrigerator space, showers, and sleeping spots (especially if it's a bigger/nicer RV and/or if the weather goes south) and I'm just super uncomfortable with the idea.  

RIGHT

