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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 : My (25M) sister-in-law (18F) has been on my wife's (24F) phone plan for years now. I have a separate plan, mostly just because we came into our marriage with separate plans and never changed that. That said, we've always shared our finances, since before we were married, so for all intents and purposes, our plans may as well be joint. We've been married for almost 5 years now, and we've been together for well over 8. 
Originally, the purpose of having her sister on the plan was to ensure that her mother could not control or take away the phone. We live in another state, and it was the only method of contact she had with her sister. Their home life was sufficiently terrible to warrant such action, so I had no issue with it, and I even backed that play. 

Fast forward to now, and my sister-in-law has moved to a completely different state, still far away, has a job (though she is couch-surfing right now), and yet for some reason we are still paying her phone bill. I think as an adult, living on her own and getting her own income, she should be responsible for that kind of thing. I feel like my wife blames me for possibly leaving her sibling without a phone. Am I the asshole here? 
answer:
yes


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : My family had a party at our house about two weeks ago. They invited a lot of their friends. Two families had boys who were close to my age. Let's call the one I don't like B and the one I am okay with A.
     As soon as I greeted everyone who was coming, I went to my room and shut the door. I was watching anime with my two friends online. I didn't come out of there at all. B and A were outside the whole time until A left and B was just sitting at the table. I didn't invite them inside my room.
     I don't like B due to the pain that he caused me. We used to be very good friends and talked a lot. However, any time that someone "cooler" than me was there, he would always ignore me. As soon as they left, then he would be with me again. This pissed me off again and again, but I always forgave him. He was my friend. I told him that he was acting like a jerk every time someone cooler was there. 
     I'm introverted, so I don't have much friends. The friends I do have I cherish very much and it would hurt me to lose them. He was one of them. I didnt want to be a second choice, so I decided to drop him (which hurt me a lot).
    My mom thinks that I'm the asshole, even when I try to explain this to her. She is forcing me to be friends with him and I don't want to return to the situation we had before.
AITA for ignoring B?
answer:
yes


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : My boss' boss is an older guy, probably in his 50s. He scheduled a meeting with me to discuss a technical part of a project I'm working on.

I've never thought about this dude before, but after two hours of a very technical conversation I realized that this dude is at another level intellectually. So fucking smart. For some reason that turned me on. A lot.

I left the office and I went home. I was still kinda turned on and I had amazing sex with my husband. Am I an asshole?
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no


