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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'
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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : So I was raised Catholic but I don't consider myself one. 

My parents are Catholic and tonight during midnight mass my youngest brother went up and recieved the bread/body of christ. Thing is though he hasn't had his first communion yet. 

For those who don't know Roman Catholics literally believe that the bread and wine become the body and blood of christ. You have to take a class in order to be allowed to receive communion. 

I don't agree with this which is why I left the church (among a few other reasons) but I respect it that I don't go up and receive communion because I know many devoted Catholics who truly believe in it.

My parents (who say they are devoted catholic) says that it's okay to receive communion without going to class while I said no.  They said that I was being too rigid and "a pharisee" because I was saying they should follow this. I can understand not following EVERYTHING in any religion but this is literally one of the biggest things in Catholicism so I felt like this is one of those things which they should respect and follow. 

Am I the asshole? 
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yes


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : (TLDR at the bottom) I’m a bisexual male. I recently came out to my parents about 5 weeks ago and they took it perfectly. Yesterday I went on my first date with a guy, and I didn’t really tell anyone except two close friends. Today someone I know walked up to me asking if I was gay, I said I was bi. I assumed one of my friends told them. I asked both of them and they said no. I just finished my tennis match and I open up my phone with a text of friend one saying I think I know who said, with a screenshot of this https://imgur.com/gallery/Kr9aPYa along with around 11 more about me being “gay”. This person that outed me on their story was someone I used to “talk” to in 7th grade. From then to rn(my freshman year) she continuously tries to ask me to hangout. I always denied it because she was toxic. She goes to a 40k+ a year private highschool, and I go to a pretty “sketchy” highschool(weed , fights, xans etc). So obviously snitching is taken pretty badly. I want to know if I should report it to her highschool, and how should I do it. Today I cried to my mom for the first time in 5+ years, because now I’m not known as smart sam, or cool sam, or tennis player sam. I’ll be known as gay sam. I don’t want people to just see my sexuality, and that’s why I didn’t come out.  So should I report it and how do you think it will be taken?

TLDR: I was outed on someone’s story in a very negative context, should I report it but will I be a snitch?

answer:
no


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : So, me and a girl we can call Trish have had this on/off thing for close to a year. It's a weird ass relationship, and it's obvious to everyone, even complete strangers that she is really, really into me, like beyond a crush or wanting to hook up. 

I do like her company in small doses, but if I have to interact with her too much, I get really annoyed with her. A few days back we spent the day together and got fairly physical (no sex tho), but we spend a long time just holding eachother, and holdin hands. I fucked up, she caught me off guard and I regret that day. 

I met her again yesterday, and she was acting really odd, I think that day we spent together made a mark on her. Anyway, I started gettin annoyed with her right away, and just kind of stared at my phone to get her to stop talking to me.

My mind drew fucking blanks, I had nothing I wanted to say to her, I just wanted this meeting of ours to end. I had 0 interest in speaking to her, and I don't even bother with messages anymore. 

To b honest I think its best if I just ignore her until she gets the hint, even when she approaches me in public. I dislike her company, but if I tell her that she's gonna go apeshit. Am I the asshole for essentially planning to stonewall her, even though we ad a really special day a few days bac?
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no


