The whole Paris/Asher thing was icky as hell. What were the writers thinking?! 

I kinda hated Luke's rants. They feel so overacted, that it doesn't seem real to me. I especially hated how he meddled between Dean and Rory after they got together again (I don't think it was his place to preach them or anything), and I didn't like how he was overly protective when they caught Rory with Logan at the wedding. Although he was there for her as a father figure, I think he stepped over the line there (they all did actually...) 

She was so afraid that another woman would take over the role of a mom to April, that she really screwed up. I'm glad though that the court was in Luke's favor. 

I'll always remember her as Audrey from Twin Peaks 😊

Che. Making Miranda such a bleh. And Aidan. Making him such a pu$$y. Sorry, not sorry. 

Paris and Asher. No doubt about it. 

I don't think it was desperation, but it wasn't exactly from love either. She felt alone and betrayed, and saw this as an opportunity of validation. That's, why she got the dog too, to replace Rory in some way... 

Where can we buy that? I'm in love 😍 

The one where the women sing around a dead body (I think it was the older lady, who was Nate's first sex experience). It was a really beautiful scene. Made me shed some tears.

I wish I could comment on the original post... Even from little girls, women are kinda taught they mean nothing, when there are boys around... It's sad... 🥺

Totally NTA!!!!! She's doing this on purpose. To test your limits or whatever... They both need to apologize to you. You need nourishment, and she's taking it away from you. Kudos to your little man for thinking about you... 

NTA. As far as I understand, it's only one half sibling you have?... You and your dad are under no obligation to take care of any step siblings. I understand your mom's point, but what I would do in such situation, I'd pay her back for the time she raised me, and probably help the real half sibling. I don't understand why the step-dad would get mad?! It's not like you're related to his own kids. And also, why did they decide to have another kid, when they already struggled financially?! You should take legal action to protect your inheritance. If your parents were never really divorced, that could be a problem. And last, but not least, was your mom beside your dad, when he was sick? Morals are really different, when there's money involved. Also, reading your letter? Totally inappropriate (unless it was you who showed it to her). 

I would've done the same. Couples that are together for longer time and feel comfortable with each other, could fart all day long - I know we do with my partner, but it actually took him year and a half to do it in front of me (we've been together for 5 years now). And never, ever, ever in the face! Never! He totally disrespected you, farting on your face, and on top of that in front of his friends and relatives!!! I wonder how they reacted at the time... For me it sounds like he was showing some superiority, disguised as a disgusting joke. And from what I read later on, he wasn't really thankful for the birthday preparations or concerned about how you're doing. I mean, you walked off the celebration, and then 4 hours later he's just assuming you should be ready for him?! And later involving his relatives on this?! Nope, nope, nope. I would break up right there. NTA. But the boyfriend is, and a huge one.

ESH. You shouldn't have pushed your fiance like that in your mom's activity (sidenote: if you knew she wanted to go that show so bad, you should've found tickets yourself). Tiffany shouldn't have overdressed. And your mom shouldn't have sent those photos away to mock her. 

You did the right thing. The guy is creepy as hell. He should try out with women closer to his age. And that moment where he asks you why and accuses you of being shallow and so on? Even creepier. Instead of apologizing, he's purely gasligting you. And your friend? She should definitely know better than that. 

Divorce her. Now. Let her go back where she came from. That tourist visa stuff seems suspicious. She may have married you just to stay in the country. And get your cats back. I'm sure she's not allergic... 

She should apologize to you, not vice versa. I would seriously consider new friend group as well. At least those who weren't on your side. It was a very narcissistic thing to do, what she did, and gasligting you to feel guilty about it. NTA.

Oh, this is much deeper than just an outfit. Unfortunately, you had a bad start to your marriage  due to the covid, and his issues with that just start to surface now. My guess would be, he enjoyed taking care of you and the feeling you were dependent on him. And once you got better, he was not pleased. Which is weird, because he chose the Barbie movie, a tribute to women's independence and empowerment... 🤔

NTA. I read that on some reddit videos on Facebook and I was surprised that most people in the comments just said he's an A. I think they just didn't read the whole story though... Hearing the whole story, I understand why they do that. It's not some act of punishment to me, it just seems fair. And I don't get it why the son gets angry, when he cut his other children off, and most importantly, when it's not money he's getting. What is his adopted daughter going to do with such heirlooms?! If he's so concerned about her, he can pass them on to her himself... 🙄

I always liked instant coffee better. But I would never try to convince someone to have my taste. I can easily drink other coffees, but instant is my jam 😉

Definitely NTA. I have the feeling that deep down he's annoyed at some of your habits, and probably wants to test your boundaries. To see how much of a pushover you could be. If he succeeds with the coffee, he would move on to something else. I don't want to predict such a future for you, but it seems like he's gonna try to control you little by little. Good for you for standing your ground. Ask him how he would feel if you do something different the way he doesn't like it? It would be probably trigger a gaslighting conversation. I hope I'm wrong, but if someone does that for me repeatedly, after I specifically showed and said what and how I like it, this would be a huge red flag for me. Honest mistakes couple of times are fine, but he's pushing it on you. I hope you'll find a way to clear that out with him. 

NTA. If they wanted a grandchild so much, they should've made some more children of their own, so chances for grandkids would be bigger. But no, for some reason, either financial or selfish, they stopped at one. Putting pressure on your wife is not gonna help and would only make things worse between them. 

I see so many red flags in this post, that even if I wanted to say NTA, I would never be able to do that. I understand your good intentions, but it feels like you unconsciously want your younger daughter to have the same miserable life as your oldest. You should have talked to her first about helping her sister instead of making decisions without her. So, I'm sorry, but YTA.

Run. Now. And don't turn back. It's not your responsibility to think about their lives.