user: 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'

Q: CLAIM : The following post is HYPOTHETICAL. POST : I’m a 21 year old living with my parents and my two younger brothers (both in elementary school). My schedule consists of working ~8 hour shifts Tuesday, Thursday, and weekends, while having class for 8 hours on MWF. This does not account for time spent on homework. 

I pay my parents $150 in rent every month because they claim to be struggling with bills and I can’t afford my own place only working ~30 hours a week on $11/hour. 

However, they seem to be doing fine, buying new beds and televisions and generally blowing money on unnecessary things. 

Since I pay for my own car insurance, gas, tolls (necessity, unless I want to use double the gas and take 90+ minutes to get to school), and phone bill, I’m stretched thin on money as is. I’m barely able to save for when I’m out of school, let alone spend money on anything during my little free time.

So given the situation, if I asked them to hold off on asking for rent, would I be an entitled asshole? Or would that be reasonable?

A: yes
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Q: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : He’s like the brother of a friend, and when I hang out with these group of people he’s there. He’s not one of my friends and I don’t have his contact. 

Me and the girl (they broke up like a week ago) have kind of been flirting on Snapchat. 

I told her that maybe we should hang out soon and she said maybe we should. 

He’s not my friend, but if other people see me dating her they’ll be like wtf I think. 

Am I the asshole. Do they have a right to be mad at me if I date her? 

A: no
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Q: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Gf moved in in January.  We've been dating since August.  When we agreed to move in I was over the moon about it.  Due to work I didn't get to spend nearly enough time with her.  It was a huge mistake though.

She's always been this awesome mix of sweet and sarcasm.  One of the funniest persons I've ever met and humor is my favorite trait in a person so I fell hard fast.  She was living with her parents, but being 24 it was not ideal for her.  So we talked and I invited her to move in.

It was like a switch flipped.  Right at the beginning I noticed a change in her personality.  The sweet part of her just seemed to disappear.  It's been nothing, but negativity.  I enjoy sarcasm, but when it's constant with no break it gets wearing.  There's also a ridiculous amount of complaining.  It's like she's miserable 24/7.  I'm not over stating it, if there's a few minutes of silence she will break it with the most asinine complaining.  She's also become really mean spirited.  The way she talks about her "friends" behind their backs just makes me feel bad for them as well as makes me wonder how she talks about me behind my back.

I've tried talking to her about it a couple times, but it always ends in a fight.  The last time she kinda pouted and said that she just wouldn't talk at all then, and to be honest I wasn't mad at the prospect.   It didn't last very long though before she sarcastically asked me if she was allowed to talk yet.

She's just become such a pill to be around, it's draining.  I don't look forward to going home after work at all anymore, and I dread weekends.  I know if I tell her to pack up it's most likely the end of the relationship, but I honestly don't even know if that's a bad thing.  The only thing that's holding me back a little is that there's this shred of hope that the girl I fell so hard for is still in there and this is just some phase or something.  It's been less than two months, I haven't really given it a ton of time.  It just feels like it's been forever.

A:

assistant: no
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