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Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
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We have been dating for a month, and we are sharing stories about our friends and stuff. She told me that she has a male gay friend, and once the friend said he wanted to kiss her. She laughed it off and didn't do it. This was way before we started dating, and a couple of months before the dude came out as gay. So I told her that maybe he was conflicted and just wanted to see how kissing a girl would feel like. Maybe he waned to experiment so that he could be clearer about his sexuality. She didn't respond well to this text, and said to drop the matter when I asked her whether I said anything wrong. I honestly had no intention of hurting her feelings, but I feel I may have mistakenly done so. Am I the asshole?
answer:
telling my girlfriend that when her gay friend tried to kiss her he was maybe doing it out of curiosity


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My dad was diagnosed with depression a few years back and it hit him pretty hard. He was at the point of taking medication, on disability, and barely going through the motions of everyday life. As of now he's doing better but it's a subject our family doesn't really bring up, as we've all dealt with it in our own ways.

I'm working on college application essays right now, and we're tasked with multiple essay prompts about life and whatnot. My mom, and older siblings who are already in college have been pushing me to use my dad's depression as a theme for one of the essays. They argue that since it's affected me indirectly it's totally okay to write about it. I haven't asked my dad as it can feel like a touchy subject, and to me it can feel almost taboo.

I'm not sure how I feel as I know that I was affected, but as to the magnitude I'm still not sure since it's something I don't really try to think about anymore. I'm not sure if it's being manipulative, or if using a family member's mental sickness is wrong.

WIBTA for using his depression in a college application essay?
answer:
using my dad's depression as the theme for a college application essay


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Sorry for format, am on mobile.

My (15m) brother (13m) is always berating and hitting me for no reason. I just have to sit there and take it, because if I say anthing back, I get in trouble, but he doesn’t. Now, what happened here is a normal day of him telling me to kill myself because I beat him at a game. So, I leave the room, but he follows me. He follows me all around the house saying how I should kill myself, I should’ve been aborted, he hopes I die etc.

So I go hide in the car and he stands by the window, continuing to say all the awful things. So I tell him to fuck off because he’s being a peice of shit. So he goes back inside, grabs my guitar, and slams it repeatedly against the driveway. Afterword he comes up to the window and fucking laughs at me. When he turns around and is almost inside I get out of the car, run up to him and pelt him in the back of the head and shove him down until my mom pushes me off of him. I am grounded for 2 weeks, and he didn’t get anything. So I’m grounded and have to buy a guitar(my parents think he’s precious and they won’t make him buy me a new guitar, guitar was on old martin my grandad gave me). So, aita?
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assistant: beating up my brother