my guilty pleasure is reading r/aitah posts where the author is very clearly the ‘ah’
32 years ago I married my wife (who at this time is 54). We’ve been happy in just about everything we do, except sex.
We have 4 children but I’m not really close to any of them. I think they’re all gonna grow up to be great people, yes, but more than likely great people who aren’t apart of my life.
Basically my wife thought we were very happy, and we were. But maybe not that happy. Basically I wanted something else from her that she wasn’t giving me and I didn’t think she’d ever be able to give me.
I had cheating on her for years before leaving her, and yes that’s an asshole move. I think I’m less of an asshole for actually leaving her but I’m not to that part yet. Basically I cheated on her with majorly men, because I liked that. I don’t like to admit it but I did.
Anyways, I then met this trans woman. She was attractive and all that, so I started a long going relationship with her. She’s everything I wanted from my life, so after a while of cheating I left my wife and children for this trans woman.
I’m now happier than ever, but I want to know if I’m the asshole or if I’m justified?
r/aitah and r/entitledpeople YouTube videos were pretty much all I watched in like 2018, in hindsight they were not at all good for my mental health lmao. they were what started me watching stuff at 2x speed and I haven’t been able to go back since
I can never find these lol. Most posts I see are people looking for validation or attention when they are clearly not the ‘ah’. Like “AITAH for asking a waiter for a fork and wasting their time”
the trick is to use reddit search and look for posts with minimal upvotes and maximum comments
AITA for ramming into the back of the next car in the mcdonalds drive thru line after the cashier at the first window told me they didn’t pay for my order?