Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.

[Q]: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : Im going to a friends birthday party tomorrow and I don’t have the money to buy a gift or give my friend money. 
[A]: no


[Q]: Is EVERYBODY wrong in the post ? POST : Before you get your pitchforks out please let me explain. I'm currently a senior at a 4 year university and until recently I was living with my parents because it financially makes sense. It only takes me 30 minutes to make the drive to campus so I've been fine making the daily commute. Over winter break, a friend of mine invited me out to the bar for a few drinks. We've been friends for a good 4 years and he's also my old roommate freshman year. While we were having a good time and catching up he told me about his living situation. He told me how his parents pay for an apartment on campus but due to his grades not being so great, he had to move back home. His parents are Asian and super strict so that really didn't surprise me. After his parents forced him to move out they couldn't find anyone to sublease so they were stuck with an empty room. He then offered to let me move in for free since he can't live there. Thinking this was too good to be true I asked him if there was a catch. I was at least expecting to pay half rent or something but he said not to worry. Shocked by his generous offer I accepted. This was probably the kindest thing anyone's ever done and I was planning on doing something really nice for him over the summer. The next week I went to visit the place and met all of his roommates who were all super cool with me moving in. I then spent the next week packing and moving all my stuff over. It's been a month now and everything couldn't have been better until my friend who offered me the room texted me asking for rent money. I was a little taken aback by this and I really didn't know how to respond. I would have never agreed to move in if I had to pay rent because I simply can't afford it. Also I'm paying for my own tuition so I can't afford rent on top of my tuition payments. I would have just moved out but I already moved everything over. My bed, furniture, and clothes are all there. Also I canceled my university parking pass and spent money getting an apartment parking so if I move out I'm out a serious chunk of money since I have to buy my university pass again. I honestly think I shouldn't pay rent because he promised me I didn't have too. I'm going to tell him that I won't pay for anything. Is my roommate being an asshole for demanding rent after he promised that I could live there for free? Or was I just naive?
[A]: yes


[Q]: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : To start off... I'm a heterosexual male into heterosexual/bisexual females, I have nothing against transgendered people but I am not sexually attracted to them.

I matched with a girl on tinder a couple nights ago, got her number pretty quickly and hit it off well. We were talking about a lot of stuff, I mentioned I played video games, she said she did too, got her steam username. 

Quick interjection: When she (Tinder girl) gave me her steam username she said it was from her ex-girlfriend but she (Tinder girl) kept the account. I assumed she was bisexual at this point.

I went to go add her and decided to google her username too to see where else it might pop up. Found some hits on deviantart. Eventually found a link to her Tumblr, active like a year ago. She put she was "M" in her bio. Also found her insta, posts from a year or two ago are all about trans awareness, non-binary, referring to herself as a "demiboy".

I mean I guess I'm just asking the internet for confirmation at this point but she's transgender, right? She never explicitly stated it in her tinder profile anywhere, which I've seen many transgendered people do before.


[A]:

Show your work and conclude with the exact phrasing "Therefore, the final answer is [answer]." where [answer] is just the final number or expression that solves the problem.
user
no


