Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, judge whether or not a specific person is wrong here. Answer 'not answerable' if more information is required and 'answerable' if all the information is sufficient to answer who is wrong in this situation.

I used to fancy this girl a year below me, and at one point I decided to step up my game a bit and tried to flirt and hang out with her. Later on, as it was around time for my exams, I decided to like and comment on her *recent* posts, such as any pictures that she uploaded and all. Not all of them are pictures of her, but sometimes its animals and just photography, you get the point. Anyways, so I decided to like her pictures and leave witty comments to show off and all. She didn't respond, but her friends did and they were shipping us together, all's good right?

Then shit hits the fan when a few days later, the chemistry teacher who I'm close with (I don't do chemistry myself) approached me and told me to stop pursuing my then crush because she and her two best friends told the chemistry teacher about my actions and dubbed it "stalking" and "creepy".

I don't know about you all, but me almost getting in trouble during a critical time of my life, which is exams, could be devastating to my future, since I don't want to be expelled from school for having an attraction to someone else and showing it. 

Afterwards, I just stopped talking to her and to this day I still feel resentful towards what happened, I don't interact with her but I do tell people who ask "why don't I hang out or talk to her" this story.
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So basically my relationship with my roommate isn’t great. We don’t have much in common and she’s messy, inconsiderate and kind of annoying to me. But despite this stuff I try to be a decent person and not do anything rude to her and just get through the rest of this semester (we’re both in college and I’m moving out at the end of the semester). 
Anyway, the reason I don’t want her boyfriend staying over is because she invited him without telling me he was coming after I’ve asked her to let me know. Also, she spent nearly the entire day cooking for him in our (very small) shared kitchen so I wasn’t able to use it for hours. She also let him stay at our apartment all day watching Netflix. 
I’m planning on basically saying that she can’t invite him over if this is how they’re gonna behave. Also I’d like to know if there is anything I can do legally to get him out if she invites him again. 
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This is definitely a much smaller AITA than some on here, but its driving me bonkers. Context: I've lived with my boyfriend for over a year. He owns the house and pays the mortgage on it, but all other bills are split evenly... Except for groceries. Originally the plan was to take turns, which worked for a while. 

However, its deteriorated to taking quick grocery runs just to grab what we need, and since I'm the one who cooks most often (I eat keto so its easier for me to make the food) I'll typically be the one who gets groceries for dinner that night. Also among my purchases are modified versions of favorite snacks that fit my dietary needs (like Atkins bars instead of regular granola bars, or Halo Top instead of regular ice cream), which are generally more expensive than normal items.

My problem is that my boyfriend eats all my special foods instead of the plethora of things in the house that aren't keto (example, he has his own ice cream but will chow through a pint of Halo Top). I asked him to stop and his response is that he thought "we shared things equally." I wouldn't mind as much if he occasionally bought these things, but he doesn't. 

Recently I bought some keto approved snack cakes online and he immediately wanted some. I told him I only bought coconut flavor (he hates coconut). I actually got a variety pack. He caught me eating a lemon one and blew up about it because I lied to him, and we could have shared but I was being selfish, and that I was being a jerk about my food. I just dont wanna spend a bunch of money on pricey keto foods and have him eat them when he could eat regular food. AITA?

answerable

