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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 : I'm writing on mobile so sorry in advance for poor formatting

So this happened yesterday and I walked just walked home from school to find out my mom locked the door. (I don't have a spare key)

So I went to my landlord to ask if they had a spare key, which they didn't. 

But they offered to let me stay for awhile. But I really didn't want to so I called my aunt to pick me up instead.

I feel really bad about saying no. AITA?
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no


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : So a bit of backstory. My ex and i work together and i noticed she had been chatting to another guy in work quite often. She assured me that this guy was just a friend and there was nothing going on. This guy is married and has a young child. 

Fast forward a couple of months, my ex and i had been on holiday to Egypt where my ex was really off the whole time and at points refused to speak to me or hang out with me. She was busy messaging another guy who she used to be in a relationship sending lots of pictures and even a bikini photo showing a decent amount of boobage.

I was understandably (imo) annoyed about this and we had a little argument over it. 

We get back from holiday and back to work and I notice she's really off with me. We'd sit in her car on our lunch breaks together and would watch tv shows or just chill. One day she got out early and went to sit in  the car, I got off a little later and when I got to the car she was hiding her phone screen away from where I might be able to see it and messaging someone rapidly. 

I pick up the phone and I see she's snapchatted the guy she told me was just a friend and she'd logged out of it. Presumably just incase I looked. I only got a glance to see that she'd sent him a chat message.

A couple.of days or so later in early december December after worrying that something was going on I was in our bedroom and she'd left her phone. I saw she had another chat from him. So being the curious boyfriend and feeling as anxious about it as I was I gave in and checked. 

She'd been sexting the guy telling him what she wanted him to do to her and he'd sent a picture of his member. I confront her, do the usual how long has it gone on for etc. She admits she's sent a picture of her boobs to him and that he was wanting him to meet up with her and she'd been chatting to him like this for 2 weeks.

Early January we broke up, I told my close friends what had happened and it turns out another one of my friends that I don't really speak to had mentioned it to another colleague from work, whom I then had to explain it to.

Ex didn't turn up for work and told her manager she was having a "bad day" then that was it. So I feel a little bad that she felt (I presume) too ashamed to come into work, but a part of me is happy not to have to keep it to myself and pretend like nothing happened.

I expect a fair judgement from all you lovely people. 

Thanks.
answer:
no


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : I'm 33, my BFF is 27. A year ago we had a group of friends with 2 other girls, 26 and 35. One introduced us to her friend, Sarah. After a few months of knowing Sarah I knew this woman would be trouble. She lied a lot, was really selfish and always forced everyone to do what she wanted to do. She was all around a shitty person. No doubt there, she's definitely an A. After only 6 months of knowing her, she did some stupid things to me and I had enough. I didn't make a scene or anything, I'm fucking 33, I decided I didn't want this person in my life. But of course the rest would rather put up with a shitty person just to not make anybody uncomfortable or something. So I accepted that if I didnt want this person in my life, I wouldn't be able to meet them in general. And I was also questioning why I hang out with them anyway, they are the kind of people that talk shit about someone behind their back. So I knew they weren't something positive in my life. In general I feel like I'm too old for this, feels like something teenagers do, so it felt like wasting the little time I had for myself with people that didn't deserve it.

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Now everytime my BFF and I meet she talks about how shitty Sarah is as a person, how nobody can't stand her, and when I ask her why do you put up with her she just says that she does it for her other two friends (even tho the other two don't seem to like her that much either). I told her that talking shit about Sarah doesn't make me feel better, it frustrates me because nobody seems to like her but she comes on top everytime. I think they are afraid of her, she has a really bad temper, so they rather have her on their side than as an enemy.

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Anyways, the thing is my BFF's birthday party is really close. She expects me to be there. I dont want to be there. Sarah will be there, and since she has a temper and I refuse to play nice to her, I'm sure it won't be pretty. And it's my bffs birthday, it shouldn't be about us but about her. But in order to not make a scene I would have to be super nice to her. I'm sorry but I refuse. This girl has done so many awful things and it feels so unfair that everybody seems to end up bending to her will everytime. And nobody expects anything decent from her because she's an A and everybody knows she's an A, so people expect me to do the decent thing because I guess I'm the decent one out of the two.

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I didnt go to my BFF's birthday party last year. She made me feel super guilty for not going. Like I was a bad friend. But I never made her feel guilty for not siding with me in any of this. We're adults ffs.

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I don't fucking know.

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Am I an A for not going? Should I just go and hope for the best? Just tell me cos I want to do the right thing but I also want to stand up for myself. It feels so unfair to me that Sarah doesn't get any negative consecuences for her shitty behaviour ever. And I know it's not my bfriend fault, but it's not mine either!
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no


