by CovenGoddess913
https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/1uuld0c/aita_for_not_inviting_my_dads_new_gf_to_my/
So I (f23) have an art piece on display at a museum across the country. It’s a place I’ve always wanted to visit anyways and I figured while my piece is on display I should make it a trip to go see it. I am not great at driving in larger cities and have never solo traveled so I wanted someone to come with me. I asked my dad (M46) and he said yes, but he would have to ask his new girlfriend (F37) who I just met last week about it. I joked and asked why and if he needed permission to go. He said no and that he was going to invite her to go aswell. I instantly shut down, in my head I thought it would be a trip for the people I invited to come enjoy one of my biggest achievements. I know it’s rude to say but brand new gf isn’t really someone that I considered bringing to something so important to me. I just said oh, and he got very offended and hurt and said if i invite him somewhere I should expect to invite her too. I understand that, I really do. But meeting her for the first time last week, I don’t know her well enough to be comfortable with that. While they were here visiting I got in an argument with him about her acting weird and all he said was that she’s going through things. They are constantly cuddling, touching, lap sitting. I love that for him and I’m happy for him but it’s extremely awkward for me. My parents have been divorced since I was a toddler and have never witnessed either of them in a relationship like this. I told him I didn’t really consider that and I’d have to think about it more. He was very hurt and I feel bad. AITA? U
by Powerful_Virgo
https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/1utxfnl/aita_for_not_switching_rooms/
I booked a single room at a resort where a family event is happening, as I am single without a traveling companion. This resort is all-inclusive, and it doesn't matter what kind of room you book. It is the same price across the board. They charge by the person not by the room. My cousin, who I am close with, called to book a room and apparently there was only a room that sleeps 6 people left so she booked thay room. She is bringing her boyfriend on the trip. She invited her brother (also my cousin), and he has decided to come on the trip. We are not sure if there are enough rooms to accommodate him getting his own room. She asked me if I would be willing to switch her rooms and share a room with her brother so that her and her boyfriend could have my single room. I told her that I was sure the resort could accommodate her brother having his own room and that I think it would be nice if we could all have our own space, instead of having to share rooms. She acted upset that I wouldn't switch rooms, as if I was being selfish. AITA?
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