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My husband's college friends didn't support our relationship initially, and now things are awkward

My husband’s college friends didn’t support our relationship initially, and now things are awkward. r/TwoHotTakes

This story reflects the complexity of navigating relationships with a partner’s close-knit friend group, especially when there’s a history of tension and awkwardness. The writer met her now-husband four years ago. Initially, they had a casual relationship that lasted about a year. During that time, he remained in contact with his off-and-on ex of ten

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Why are people who choose not to drink questioned, while those who are recovering addicts and sober are celebrated?

Why are people who choose not to drink questioned, while those who are recovering addicts and sober are celebrated? r/TwoHotTakes

This story sheds light on the frustrating double standard faced by people who choose not to drink for personal reasons, compared to the understanding and respect often extended to recovering addicts. The writer, a 29-year-old woman, has never been much of a drinker. In college, she would sip on a beer or mixed drink, mostly

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AITA for not using a gift i didn’t like or ask for?

AITA for not using a gift i didn’t like or ask for? r/TwoHotTakes

My dad’s girlfriend, let’s call her Sarah, was in charge of organizing Christmas gifts last year. I had made my list pretty simple: AirPods and a couple of small things. That’s it. But when Christmas morning came, I unwrapped a 30-pack of earrings and a fanny pack that looked like one from Lululemon but definitely

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Aita for telling my friend she isn't the maid of honor anymore?

Aita for telling my friend she isn’t the maid of honor anymore? R/TwoHotTakes

This story highlights the emotional tension that can arise when personal differences and high expectations collide in the stressful lead-up to a wedding. Here’s the situation: The writer, a bride-to-be, has been navigating a tough time. Her grandmother recently passed away, and amidst her grief, she’s been trying to stay on track with wedding planning.

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AITAH for bringing a box of meat to my family’s ‘dirty santa’ gift swap when 2 members are known pescatarians

AITAH for bringing a box of meat to my family’s ‘dirty santa’ gift swap when 2 members are known pescatarians. R/TwoHotTakes

This story is a classic case of a family gathering going off the rails over something that probably didn’t need to escalate. Here’s the breakdown: Every year, this family hosts a “dirty Santa” gift swap after opening the usual Christmas presents. The game is all about semi-universal gifts—things most people could use—within a $40 limit.

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Are Dressing/Stuffing interchangeable?

Are Dressing/Stuffing interchangeable? r/TwoHotTakes

This lighthearted debate about “dressing” versus “stuffing” is such a classic holiday argument, and it’s surprisingly divisive! Here’s the story: A guy and his girlfriend have been going back and forth about whether “dressing” and “stuffing” are the same thing since Thanksgiving, and the debate is still alive now that it’s Christmas. She’s adamant that

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My boyfriend says I owe him $2000 for the garage door, what are you guys think?

My boyfriend says I owe him $2000 for the garage door, what are you guys think? R/twohottakes

This story popped up on Reddit, and it’s the kind of relationship drama that gets people fired up. A woman found a gorgeous plant on Facebook Marketplace for $50, paid for it, and then realized it wouldn’t fit in her car. She decided to call her boyfriend to ask if she could borrow his van

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