Dan Wilbur
If you’ve never jumped into a Reddit AITA debate, let me break it down for you.
A person writes a headline that sounds like they might be a jerk, and then by the time you’re done reading their story, you either think they’re the worst person on the planet or they’re an innocent angel who needs positive reinforcement.
There is no in-between. Unless, of course, everyone involved is a jerk. Then people write replies that say “everyone sucks here.”
This story about a woman who was the victim of a dumb TikTok prank made it seem like her husband needed her help. Then, after reading the story, the entire internet seemed to have the same reaction.
Let’s let her tell the story herself, and then see what others had to say about it.
1. The story begins…
2. It gets worse.
3. Seems like a bad “prank” to me.
4. Couples therapy is probably a good idea?
5. Finally, she asks the internet…
6. The results are in and it’s mostly people saying this:
7. Good point.
8. Still kind of gross either way.
9. That’s the ticket.
10. Yep.
11. Yes.
12. Some more advice. Forget cooking for him forever!
13. The best revenge prank!
14. This person gets it.
15. You know you struck a nerve when they have to shut down the thread. RIP to that husband.
Reddit: r/AITA
