Wait, I thought these antivaxxers call everyone who disagrees with them Nazis.

You're telling me the antivaxxers were actually the Nazis all long?

Shocking.

What's an elite centrist and how is that different from just a centrist?

YTA

It's their anniversary and they want their family around them, which includes their grandchildren. You're unreasonable and demanding. This party isn't about you.

This is your fault, you unvaccinated fucks.

What happened to the hall closet door?

I don't see tears, you big faker

Good luck with that, Mississippi. Those people will simply not get tested so they can claim ignorance.

Not to mention British colonization and Russian invasion/interference.

Or abduct her dog.

The Lord: I sent you THREE vaccines!

I'd watch this.

NTA

You're never responsible for the chaos other people create in their own lives because of their choices.

It's a pity that your "friend" thinks your attempt to help her now means you're obligated to get her to the finish line. (You're not.) Also keep in mind that this ISN'T a group project, and doing her work is helping her cheat.

YTA

Your poor ex-wife. I feel so bad that she has to maintain some contact with you for at least the next eighteen years because you donated some sperm. And your poor son having you as a father and being subjected to all your anger, hostility, and verbal abuse. God help him.

The article didn't refer to climate change once. And it reported that the water board is testing for toxic algae blooms. If that's what's happening, why wouldn't NPR report that? 🤔

She appears to have Stockholm Syndrome from her time in captivity by the Taliban.

NTA

You're saying he lied to you after you shared your concerns? If the relationship was innocent, he wouldn't need to hide it.

I'm pretty sure your husband would be uncomfortable too if your roles were reversed.

Why do so many AITA posts begin like this? "I know my title sounds bad but hear me out."

You haven't set boundaries. You've just whined a lot to your MIL. Boundaries come with consequences or they're not actually boundaries.

This is what you're doing.

You: Don't do that.

MIL: (does that)

You: Oh MIL, we said not to do that.

This is a boundary.

You: Don't do that or we will leave.

MIL: (does that)

You: We're leaving. We'll try this again in a month. If you can't respect us as parents, you can't be around our child.

You two have to be prepared and willing to have an angry MIL on your hands. MIL and all her crying and begging and manipulation take a backseat to your baby's safety.

I was thinking about a family member who grew up during the Great Depression. He and his family often didn't have enough to eat...couldn't afford shoes. One of his brothers went deaf after scarlet fever. Someone else in the family got polio. Then he was drafted for both WWII and the Korean War. Drafted for TWO wars.

I don't know...things are bad but not this bad.

That title pretty much sums up Texas.

NPR article

You're a lawyer in a video game?

He hasn't stepped down yet--he says he's "willing to step down when the time is right."

Translation: I need to get the media off my back so I'm going to say this, but in the meantime I'm going to take as much of my daughter's money as I can.

What will those idiots' evidence be? A bunch of YouTube videos and FB posts?

Hoo boy, there's a lot to unpack here.

First, why are YOU the primary caregiver of your MIL? (In theory, your FIL is, but it doesn't sound like he does much.) If your FIL is going to drop the ball, your HUSBAND should then be the primary caregiver of HIS mother. These are HIS parents. You can support and help your DH while he is the primary caregiver to his parents. If it's "you're a woman, you're just naturally better at this" BS, put your foot down. Your FIL and DH will never step up as long as you're willing to do the work.

Second, this "temporary" situation is becoming a permanent situation, but it's not sustainable. It sounds like your MIL needs more care than can be given at home. It may be time for an assisted living facility where she will be kept safe and healthy--she'll be less likely to fall and probably eat healthier food AND MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL she won't be subjected to her husband's abuse.

Third, your DH may want to let your FIL know that FIL is setting an example for how to treat a sick person. He's a diabetic with heart disease who's not managing either. It's highly likely he may need the same level of care his wife currently needs. Does he want the people caring for him to show him the same consideration he's showing his wife when that time comes?

Fourth, his perviness is unacceptable. Have you talked to your DH about it? I just couldn't live with that in my home, where I'm supposed to feel safe. How old is dad? Is he retired? Where is the money from the home sale? Even if he can't buy another house, can't he find somewhere to rent? The man has got to go, frankly, so something needs to be found.

You're not evil. You're living in an extremely frustrating situation--of course you feel like screaming!