Definition: Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.
Input: Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : Background- both my fiancee (21F) and I (21M) live in the same house, and we are both going to college. At the moment, we only have one working car, and it's mine. I've made a strong effort help her get to class on time even though it's not really my responsibility. She has an 8 a.m. class, and my first class is at 9 am. I've helped her arrange another ride to class, and she frequently misses it, and then I bring her in without having gone to her 8 a.m.
Last night, I told her that she could not sleep in my room in my bed, in part because I wanted to have my space back. She frequently sleeps in my bed, and I don't feel like the Space is really mine, despite us paying separate rent and her having her own room. This usually upsets her when I do this, but I needed my space back for the evening even if it caused her problems. As expected, she did get upset, and stormed out of the room. She later expressed to me that she would not be able to sleep in her bed until she cleaned it off, which is ultimately not my issue.
It's morning, she apparently did not go to class, in spite of having a test. She's already used to drop grade, and this is frankly quite aggravating. However, I did not find out about this until I was already at school. Because of the 10 situation the previous night, I decided not to leave my ringer on on my phone because I know it would keep me awake. As a result, I did not receive the message that she had sent to me asking if she could get a ride.
Writing this honestly makes me think this might be a waste of my time, but by the fact that she's giving me the cold shoulder, I certainly feel like an asshole. So, Reddit, am I the asshole?




Output:
yes