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A girlfriend sets a boundary to be home for her 21st birthday amid a Disney World trip planned by her future mother-in-law.
Friends weigh in that the girlfriend is not the antagonist and should protect her time.
Some commenters advise setting boundaries to avoid long-term control by the mother-in-law.
One commenter notes potential future impact on holidays and kid-related events if boundaries are not set.
A mixed view exists with some suggesting the girlfriend is partially responsible for how plans were communicated.
The debate includes whether the girlfriend should cancel or join the trip, depending on personal priorities.

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A woman reacts strongly at her mother’s funeral after a friend’s condolence remark about faith and blessings.
The mother died of cancer around Christmas, prompting discussions about appropriate funeral comfort.
Observers largely label the friend’s comment as insensitive and not truly compassionate.
The argument centers on whether religious statements can be considered comfort in mourning.
Public reactions ranged from NTA (not the asshole) to harsh judgments of the friend.
Several commenters emphasized the funeral isn’t a stage for religious claims about whose faith is superior.
Some urged the bereaved to publicly share why they cut contact to control the narrative.
The incident highlights tensions between religious rhetoric and empathetic support during grief.
The thread included diverse opinions about whether the friend’s comment amounted to cruelty.

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A man eats tacos before his dinner-date arrives, then declines food when she joins, prompting a tense shift.
Online commentators largely judged the man as T A, saying dining together is part of the date.
Several responders described the act as inconsiderate and compared it to watching a movie without inviting your date.
Many emphasized that sharing a meal is a social event and should include the person you invited.
Some recommended alternatives, like grabbing a quick bite on the way or eating with the date.
The incident reportedly led to the date leaving early and no further contact.
The piece compiles reactions from multiple Reddit users to illustrate a broader etiquette debate.
The article frames the event within a larger discussion of dating etiquette and shared dining.
The report notes that the incident happened after the man arrived early and ate before the date, affecting the mood.

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A Reddit post asks if the speaker was wrong for criticizing their girlfriend's use of four washing machines.
Respondents largely said the commenter was the AITA, citing perceived control over a shared space.
Many commenters emphasized that doing laundry differently is not inherently harmful.
The thread highlighted that the text message the commenter sent could be seen as manipulative.
Some responses argued that the time of day (11 a.m. on Sunday) reduces, but does not eliminate, impact on others.
Overall consensus: roommates can have different laundry habits without harming others.
Several commenters urged respect for personal choices in shared living arrangements.
The discussion reflects broader tensions about etiquette in communal living spaces.
Even with differences, the thread shows strong pushback against shaming a partner for routine choices.
The post originates from a dorm setting with six washers and six dryers on the floor.

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