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'

Example Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : I'm really sorry if this story is petty. My boyfriend bought me an Adidas hoodie from the local Adidas outlet for Christmas (he also gave me a gift receipt). As I hinted at gym clothes, I was super appreciative that he was on point there.  Being honest though, the style wasn't bad, but it wasn't my favorite either.  It happens -- gift giving, especially in the \[somewhat\] beginning (1 year together), can be tricky, especially with something as personal as style. I'm not sure if price is relevant, but it was on sale for \~$20-25. Anways, I was shopping today, and saw an Adidas style I LOVED, and decided to exchange the hoodie and get this one I really liked instead. I told him about this not too long ago and he was very upset. After listening to his side, these were his arguments: 

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1. "The sentimentality of the gift is gone" -- other words of his paraphrased: I picked this out for you, and when you see it/wear it, you'll think of me and remember that I got this for you for Christmas. Now you can't do that with this new one. It means literally nothing (I don't think this is true at all -- I thought this was really out of line).  
2. "Why didn't you keep the one I bought you, and buy the one **YOU** want with your own money? You can afford to buy it. -- Now, the one I wanted was more expensive, so I just paid the modest difference in price between the two. He also knows I don't have any extra money to be spending friviously on clothes. I'm on a super tight budget -- I'm a full time MBA student + working 2 jobs (50 hours/week) just to bump my savings.  

I tried explaining how I feel, but he's pretty stubborn about this. He continued to make me feel really bad for doing this and ended the phone call with, "Whatever, you do you. Next time, I'll just give you cash instead, if this is how it'll be." AITA? 

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Example Output: no

Example Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : I'm autistic, and get VERY uncomfortable when people annoy me by repeatedly touching me or doing something generally malicious and irritating (i.e. tripping me, knocking things from my hand, etc.) I can't stand it when someone's fucking with me. It overloads my senses and gives me lots of anxiety. So when they do something like poking me, I first ask them politely to stop. 

Poke, poke, poke.

I ask them again, and explain why I want them to stop ("You're making me uncomfortable").

Poke, poke, poke. 

I tell them to stop.

Poke, poke, poke. 

I say, "If you reach across the table to do that again, I will bring down my fist to your hand. I'm not joking, and it'll hurt. Stop, or I'll do that."

Then they try again, and SLAM, I hit them. Cue the angry "What the fuck!?" and I just shrug and say, "I warned you."

I've done this in different ways--I've hit people, kicked them, spat water at them, threw mud at them. None of this is ever unprovoked. I always warn people first and make sure that they hear me. I only do this when I know it's going to cause me lots of distress, and will only do this if people are doing something antagonistic (like, loud noises hurt my ears, but I'd never threaten to hit someone if they don't quiet down). Am I being childish? I don't think so, because I've asked them nicely and want to teach them that they can't just walk all over me. Also, I never go past what I threaten; I never do the thing multiple times, and I only do what I say I'm going to do, and I don't do this to kids, who wouldn't know better. Am I the asshole, or are the people who fuck with me? Do they have a right to complain that I did this?
Example Output: no

Example Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : We have a 18 month year old and we are fine the way we are, we live in a 3 bedroom house, the extra room is for when we have guests and for our future children, now she suggested her sister and bf moved in a helped us with the rent (which we can both afford with no issue), but here's my issue and you guys might think it's a shit post after this but it's true, when me and my wife have sex we can be loud most of the times so we usually do that when our son's asleep and I told her that I do not want to change the way we do it just because they're around but then my wife tells me that she's already talked about that with her sister and she says she don't mind that she's the same way with her bf, to me honestly I like my privacy and I don't want to be heard when erre doing it nor I want to hear when they're doing it to me that's very uncomfortable, so AITA for telling her that? 
Example Output:
no

