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".

My girlfriend and I have been together for a year. We've always had a very active sex life, but recently I am beginning to feel like she manipulates me with sex. She'll ask for kisses all the time and she's a very passionate kisser. It turns me on a lot and when I'm into it it's all well and good. However I have noticed that when I'm not in the mood and say no to sex, she'll still ask me to kiss her and she knows that turns me on, even when I just said no. 

We got into a fight because she accused me of not showing her enough affection, but I think she is manipulating me by trying to turn me on all the time, even when it's inappropriate. Even when we have just had a fight or when we're in public, she'll go in for it. I'm getting tired of it and I think she is ignoring my boundaries, and I'm sick of her pestering me about affection when I don't feel in the mood. I told her to back off and now she's mad at me. AITA?
WRONG

Ok so this one is more of a Whos the Ahole and I got this idea by a guy who posted a very similar situation but not quite the same

&amp;#x200B;

Me and my partner differ on this and I want to know what reddit thinks in general to make life easy we'll say that I am the one who says this is not allowed

&amp;#x200B;

The person im speaking of is my younger brother He recently missed my Bday. Now this isn't the first thing he missed and he told me that I should come to his place and he would throw me a mini party. I told him no thanks because IMO he could have made it to this its just a long drive and he had work the next day.

&amp;#x200B;

It wasn't a huge party and he would have been able to get back home by 10-11 and he starts at 9 (up at 745ish) as we were done by 9 (was a dinner)

&amp;#x200B;

I've told him no, you sholdn't get do overs when IMO you COULD have made it you just didn't have the energy to make the drive. In general I don't believe in do overs.

&amp;#x200B;

AITA or should I let my brother throw me a mini party after he missed mine?

&amp;#x200B;
WRONG

&amp;#x200B;

My relationship with my parents has always been strained. This is for a number of reasons. To start off in the 4th grade they left a cult, a cult I still believed in, I didn't really have anyone to talk to at the time, so I resorted to the internet to help me work through what I believed. At this point I didn't really see my parent's as a role model. They also had me during college, a decision I am certain they now both regret, so I feel partially responsible for them being stuck with a kid they don't want. In the 6th grade I was being an ass, making fun of my dads friend, thinking that neither him or I was taking it seriously, unfortunately  I didn't know I was being an dick until I heard my dad call me an ass after I left the room. This type of scenario happened again with my mom. She was complaining about me and my siblings not helping out as much as we should. I got mad and said that it was her job to clean  up after us, I know I was the asshole in the scenario, unfortunately I didn't know how much of a dick I was being until my dad came home. I heard her crying to my dad in their room, and I started feeling really bad about it. A few minutes later my dad came into my room and asked me "why are you being such an ass to your mom".  It is because of these events, and many little ones, that I am very reserved around my parents, I think they are going to talk about me behind my back. I also feel like I can't rely on my parents emotionally, so I have been resorting to the internet and myself for advice/emotional support since the 6th grade. This has matured me, greatly, and I would argue that I am capable of making thought out and mature decisions, as I couldn't rely on them to make these decisions for me. (as in setting rules, giving advice on what I should do, ect.)

&amp;#x200B;

Okay, so jumping too present day. On Christmas we go to a friends house, a couple hours into the event my mom and her friend go outside to, I later figure out, smoke a cigarette.  Now I am fine with that, I have no right to judge what she does, and as long as its not a repeating thing I don't really think its a health issue. However, I am not allowed outside during this time, as she probably doesn't want to set a bad example for me. (keep in mind I don't consider them role models anymore). Later on New Years they say that we are going to the Rose parade, as they found a way to get in easily. However, we would have to go early. and I thought that after staying up late New Years eve I wouldn't have enough energy to enjoy the parade. Long story short, they forced my to go, and I ended up napping the entire time. After winter break I started independent study, and they are now worried that I will stop seeing friends, and  instead stay inside all day. Independent study has allowed me to complete other work that I would normally do all weekend, feeling guilty if I didn't dedicate every moment of my free time to this work (I am a bit of a workaholic). This weekend, now that I didn't fill an extreme amount of guilt for hanging out, I decided to take a long break, watching Netflix and playing video games with friends all weekend. Meanwhile I put off chores until Monday, last night my parents shut off my internet, telling me they wouldn't turn it on until I got my chores done. I did my chores, and, rudely, told them to turn the internet back on. They told me that I was being disrespectful and entitled, I told them to stop parenting me, and that if I could get a job and leave I would. (Though I do have experience to get a job in programming, I am also 14... so I cant get a job).

&amp;#x200B;

AITA for getting mad when my parents try to... parent me? 

WRONG

