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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Question: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : I'm in high school, and awhile ago, I got into some trouble. That's another story, but my dad ended up shaving my head practically bald.

As you can imagine, this was pretty embarrassing. I mean, the jokes, looks, people pulling off my hood and the like; none of it anybody would want to go through.

All of it made me EXTREMELY angry at the time. I felt like fighting somebody, or making fun of other people which I restrained from most of the time.

But, one time I did push back left me with mixed feelings as to whether I should've felt guilty about it or not. I was talking with one of my friends when this guy interrupted us.

Friend - . . . when your hair grows back . . . 

Other Guy - HAhaAHhAHh, what hair?

People around started laughing but I wasn't. Now, this guy's mom had just died of cancer no more than 3 weeks ago, and I knew that. So then for a second, there was one of those situations like :

"I can say something but I won't."

"Say it bro."

"Nah."

"No, I wanna hear."

And I just say, "What mom?" I can immediately tell the guy is hurt, and other people around are a little bit taken aback by what I said. But, it actually made me feel a little bit better in a weird way.

I want to know, AITA for being sick of being made fun of and making a cruel joke? 

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Answer: no


Question: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Just to preface, I am in high school and was the co host of a relatively large charity event that will be a part of this story. The way we make our money is we charge 7 dollars for dinner and show. So quite a while ago, I was in a dance group that was interested in auditioning for the event I was also co hosting. Coincidentally, another student group from another school was also interested in doing the same song as we did. Their group also had a co host of the event( let’s call her Lisa), and so almost immediately there was conflict. Looking at the audition videos, most of the other co hosts all agreed our audition was subjectively better.  Lisa began texting me about possibly combining our acts, to which I replied no. She then asked the possibility of having both of us perform, to which I hard vetoed. She began going off, calling me petty and unreasonable, as well as spreading shit about our group and our members (which had nothing to do with the argument). Finally after a long time, i said that I wasn’t willing to charge people 7 dollars, and feared we would lose our reputation. So big question, AITA?

Answer: no


Question: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Important history: G &amp; L sorta dated. L is like a brother to me. G is a friend in the friend group that broke L's heart. Please, ask for more information on that if you want it, otherwise assume it was a fuckery. (There's much more history in general, but character limits are a bitch, so).

I started organizing this group event (coinciding with my birthday in November) in like July. I get numbers so I can plan ahead. G and L are both meant to be there originally. So G texts me to tell me (not ask) that she's bringing new man to the event. I ask her if she thinks it'll be weird for L and she says it'll be fine and she'll text him (at this point, L has requested she not reach out to him until he's ready). The long and short is that L tries to compromise, and G eventually decides if she can't bring her new man to the event, then she's not going to come.

Other things G has done since this: brings up her sex life at any possible moment, in great detail. Never asks anyone how their life is going, only chooses to complain to us about her shit. Stopped showing up to our final semester of lectures (and basically said she was doing so because she was too busy having sex) and proceeded to fail exams accordingly and then whined about having to retake them. (It should also be noted that throughout all of this, G has also remained friends with someone that was INCREDIBLY unkind to me and her supposed best friend, so I've already felt like she doesn't know how to do friendship). She also got into an argument with myself and our other friend (both LGBTQ+) about how she thinks there's a right and wrong way to do gay pride.

Most recently, she reduced our mutual best friend to tears by berating her via text about how it was unfair for her to be left out of a group present (an inadvertent group present) and that she knew how alienated G felt by our group (self imposed, from how little she showed up to things) and that our friend was basically a horrible person for making her feel bad when she has exams coming up (the second shot at them, due to her having failed, due to her not having shown up to our last semester, or really having studied at all). They've basically not spoken since, despite having been best friends up until this point.

Now, whenever G sees me, she's big on affection and asking how I am and how my life is. I presume that it's because she's limited her friends because of alienating people with her behavior and she thinks we have something in common with our career choices? AITA for not really wanting to associate with her much? She's disrespected me, my house, my best friend, proven that she's willing to stay friends with people that literally reduced me to tears with what they said, shows poor judgment and generally just drains my goddamn energy any time that I have to deal with her?

TLDR: my friend has a history of shitty behavior, AITA for wanting to keep her at arm's length?

Answer:
no


