r/AmITheA**hole: Fiance Steals Car, Coworker Spills Pregnancy Secret, and Sells Brother's Keepsake
rSlashJanuary 30, 202220 min523,563 views
18 connectionsยท24 entities in this videoโFiance Steals Car for New Year's Party
- ๐ OP's fiance took her car without permission to go party with friends on New Year's Eve, despite her needing it for her night shift as a nurse.
- ๐ After being unable to reach him, OP called the cops to report her car stolen, leading to her fiance and his friends being picked up at a bar.
- ๐ฃ๏ธ The fiance later accused OP of being petty and callous, claiming she ruined his celebration and alienated his friends by calling the authorities.
Coworker Announces Pregnancy Without Consent
- ๐คฐ OP discovered she was pregnant but had only told her husband. A coworker, Austin, announced her pregnancy to the entire office during lunch.
- ๐ Austin claimed he saw pregnancy test results on OP's car dashboard, which he used as justification for sharing the news.
- ๐ OP reacted angrily, stating she would report Austin for violating her privacy and that she wanted to share the news on her own terms.
- ๐ฌ Other coworkers sided with Austin, calling OP rude and oversensitive, but the narrator agreed with OP, emphasizing the violation of privacy and potential for miscarriages.
Fiance Sells Brother's Gaming Chair for Gym Membership
- ๐ OP's fiance sold a cherished gaming chair, a keepsake from OP's deceased brother, to pay for her gym membership.
- ๐ญ OP was devastated, explaining the chair's sentimental value and the comfort it provided after her brother's death.
- โ๏ธ The fiance argued she was desperate and that OP had other keepsakes, while OP called her inconsiderate and selfish for selling a personal item for a luxury.
- ๐ The narrator strongly advised OP to break up with her fiance, deeming her actions a profound disrespect to both OP and her deceased brother.
Heritage and Identity Debate
- ๐ฎ๐ช An American houseguest insists OP, who has distant Irish ancestry, should identify as Irish, despite living in England for generations.
- ๐ง OP argues that identifying as Irish based on distant ancestry is illogical, especially when her heritage is predominantly English.
- ๐ฃ๏ธ The narrator breaks down the math, showing OP is only 6.25% Irish, and suggests the houseguest's insistence stems from her own identity investment in being Irish.
- ๐ด The narrator then shares personal family stories about name changes, a boxing grandfather, and a resilient grandmother, contrasting them with the current heritage debate.
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