Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.

Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : So it’s Valentines today and my girlfriend decides to prank me. I had bought her a huge stuffed bear, and didn’t expect anything. She however gave me a whole lie about how my best friend snitched on me and got me a 3 pg paper on child abuse.

 (Basically we’re doing that baby project, everyone does at one point, where you carry a “baby” around etc). The 3 pg paper was the consequence of not being a good parent. I’ll get into what I did if need be.

 Anyways, she told me that. I confronted my best friend and he told me she had dared him to do it. Of course, I’m conflicted. I see my girlfriend and ask her about it, and she says that she did in fact dare him to. I’m upset and the day goes by - she gets mad at me for not forgiving her on the spot, and eventually tells me it was a whole prank.

I however wasn’t having it. You see, she’s done this before, and every-time I believe her. Her excuse is that she’s a piece of shit, and yet she’s still mad at me for staying upset. 


TLDR: My girlfriend pranked me to get me mad, and now she’s mad that I stayed mad even after she revealed the prank. 
no