user: TASK DEFINITION: In this task you are given an anecdote, which recount a complex ethical situation. The question you are given is, has the author of the anecdote acted ethically? answer this question with "RIGHT" or "WRONG".
PROBLEM: Throwaway because knowing my luck people will see this.

So i've been dating my girlfriend for a little over a year now, and I've made it pretty clear with her that i don't like clubbing in the slightest, and made it crystal clear that I wasn't gonna stay with her if she decided to do go clubbing as that's out of my comfort zone and wouldn't feel good about it at all. At first she moaned and said she'd only go "to have fun with her friends" and that she isn't "like that" though i know that her friends are a little promiscuous, but then changed her mind a couple months down the line saying that she doesn't want to, and that it's not worth "losing me" over it. Now today we were facetiming as she was pretty busy and so was i so we didn't get a chance to meet up, and she mentions that her friend invited her this week to go but she was busy with work that night, but her mate invited her to go this weekend or something and that she wanted to go, now her exact words were "would you break up with me if I did though?" and i started to get a bit heated but tried to keep my cool and was like "do whatever you want i don't care" i then found an excuse to get off the call and i got upset since she knows how i feel about it and it's not the first time she's tried to swing me round to agree with her. 

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if you wonder why i'm not a fan of it, you should see the type of girls that club here in the UK, and the usual "it was a drunken mistake"

SOLUTION: WRONG

PROBLEM: This happened over a year ago.

I have a little brother who had just turned 3 at the time. Someone in my school, let’s call him Alfred, lives in my apartment building. Alfred know that I had a baby brother. One night at about 9 PM, he forgot his keys, so he rang our doorbell, and this nearly woke my little brother up. After letting him in, I texted him, saying something along the lines of “What the hell, you almost woke up my little brother,” to which he replied, “lmao rip.”

I’d say that Alfred was an asshole for saying “lmao rip,” but I’m not sure if I’m an asshole or not, since I don’t know if it’s reasonable for him to ring our doorbell at that time when he knows I have a little brother.

AITA?

SOLUTION: WRONG

PROBLEM: My GF 25 (f obviously) and me 26 (m) had a huge fight because she's thinking that I'm not motivating her enough to loose weight.
Thing is I'm going to the gym since last december and I'm trying to improve my fitness and loose some weight, because I'm not liking myself anymore. I would've started earlier, but my GF  hold me back, because of her kind of  insecurities. She's not happy with herself and I know that. I tried often to encourage her with another style of food instead of lot's of carbohydrates, but she didn't wanted to till she started to to track her daily carbohydrates in an app, since begin of january this year. 
Now I started to use this app too, three days ago, because I wanted to see how much intake I have throughout the day and to do some maths how fast I can drop an especially amount of weight. 
And now she's accusing me of egoism and that I'm not motivating her enough too loose some weight. But I think she's old enough to do her own decisions and I made my experience in the last two years, that she doesn't want to make things the way I do, because she thinks her way is better. 

AITA that my GF has no self-discipline?

SOLUTION:

assistant: RIGHT