Woman Says She Was Approached on the Subway by a Mom Carrying a Young Child. Why She Didn’t Give Up Her Seat

Photo:Subway seats Subway seats A woman says she decided not to give up her subway seat for a mother who was physically carrying her child, then had second thoughts about her choice In a post on Reddit’s “Am I the A——?,” a 23-year-old woman said that she was “totally exhausted” after a long day of work. “My commute is pretty long — about 50 minutes. Luckily, I got a seat and was about to doze off when, at the next station, a lady and her young boy (who looked about 8 years old) got on,” the woman wrote.

Woman Says She Was Invited to Party at Her Own Home Thanks to Sibling. When She Put Her Foot Down, Things Got Messy

Two girls having quarrel at home, giving up the cohabitation. Cardboard boxes on the table.Photo:Getty Getty A new homeowner says that she didn’t sign off on hosting her older sister’s birthday party, but her sibling didn’t get the message and sent out invites anyway. In a recent post on Reddit’s “Am I the A——?,” the woman, 24, shared that she and her husband, 26, just became first-time homeowners after working “incredibly hard” to achieve their dream.

Woman Says She Won't Attend Daughter's Wedding After She's Asked to Sit Next to Photo of Late Ex-Husband

Upset bride in a stock photo.Photo:Getty Getty A woman is stirring conversation online after sharing that her soon-to-be-married daughter wants her to sit next to a photo of her late husband at the wedding — but the woman isn’t interested.In a post shared onReddit, the woman writes that she and her husband “didn’t have a good relationship.““He struggled with alcoholism and ultimately drank himself to death after I divorced him,” she adds.

Woman Says She Won't Help Brother-in-Law Pay for Vacation After He Joked About Her Being a 'Gold Digger'

A suitcase in a living room (stock image).Photo:Getty Getty A woman says she refuses to help her brother-in-law pay for his part of the family vacation after years of jokes about her being a “gold digger.” In a post on Reddit’s “Am I the A——?,” a 30-year-old woman wrote that she and her husband, 32, have been married for five years and are “pretty comfortable financially.” Although the woman said that they both work, her husband does make more money than her.

Woman Says She Won't Plan Wedding Around Her Stepsister's Busy Schedule, Despite Her Mom's Pleas

Stock photo of a bride and wedding guest.Photo:CREATISTA/Getty CREATISTA/Getty A bride-to-be is stirring conversation online after posting that she won’t change her wedding to accommodate her busy stepsister’s schedule — and now, her mom is “panicked.” In a postshared anonymously to Reddit, the 26-year-old woman says that she and her fiancé recently set a date for their big day. But shortly after, her mom reached out and “told me that my stepsister couldn’t make it and I should call her up and check different dates to find when would work better,” she writes.