instruction:
In this task you are given an anecdote, which recount a complex ethical situation. The question you are given is, has the author of the anecdote acted ethically? answer this question with "RIGHT" or "WRONG".
question:
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My frustration starts when IT came out a while back as she really wanted to watch it and wanted me to go with her. she pestered me about it for weeks until I caved and went with her. now I usually hate horror films they've neve interested me in the slightest and usually leave me with pretty bad nightmares ( if they're actually scary that is ) and slashers make me feel ill I'm not a big gore person. 

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all in all when the film finished she asked if I liked I to wish I said it was ok

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flash forward to 2019 the new DBZ Broly film is going out and I don't have many friends who like that sort of stuff so I ask my Gf if she will go with me as I don't want to go alone cos it fucks with my anxiety to do things like that alone. she say no as she doesn't like DBZ. to which I replied I didn't want to watch IT but still went with you. but as I said it was Okay that meant I liked the film and she doesn't have to go with me to this one as she doesn't like it.

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honestly I know its not that big a deal I'm just a little upset that I watched a film I didn't want to but she wont do the same for me. so AITA for being annoyed at this double standard 
answer:
WRONG


question:
This girl from my high school (we’ll call her N) has been consistently posting pictures of art she says is hers for several years now. N also frequently posts about her “animation internship with Disney” and how awesome it is, We have a lot of mutual contacts, including old mentors, teachers, friends... and they all post supportive comments quite frequently. 

A couple years ago, I did a little digging and reverse image searched her stuff and found that almost all of it was not original. She just blatantly ripped it off the web.  When I discovered this, I made a burner account and messaged her my proof and told her to stop lying to everyone. I stopped short of threatening her but I told her the truth may come out eventually if she keeps this up. 

N proceeded to block the account and post that someone has been stealing HER work and she is looking into legal options. After this, I just dropped it and left it alone. 

Fast-forward to now, N’s online following has grown and her followers really eat up her success, her art, and her (obviously) fake stories that tug on people’s emotions. She still continues to post plagiarized work but she’s gotten better at hiding it but I just found more proof on recent stuff she has shared. 

I am tempted to message the respected people in our circle and “expose” her because it’s not right that they are being manipulated and lied to. I work in the creative industry and it really grinds my gears to see people blatantly do this. 

At the same time, she is clearly obsessed and/or delusional and I’m wondering if I should just leave her be considering there is a mental issue at play. 

Am I the asshole?

Any feedback is appreciated!



answer:
RIGHT


question:
My mom started feeling sick something like 10-15 days ago, and since my dad was away at the time, it was my job to take care of her (I am a student living at home). I wasn’t super happy about it, but I put up with it because I know that she has been there for me when I was sick.

Now, whenever my dad or me gets sick, we take a range of different medicine regularly to try to fight it off ranging from DayQuill/NyQuill, to zinc tablets (which have been clinically shown to shorten colds), to Dimetapp at night. Apart from that, we drink lots of liquids.

So as I’ve been taking care of her, I suggest that she takes some medicine, but she rarely would take anything except for Advil, which lowers her fever I guess. To top that, she would drink barely any fluids (like maybe 10-12 oz per day). All of this made me mad, but I didn’t try to push it too hard on her.

Today however (basically a couple of weeks since she first started feeling symptoms), I woke up and felt really sick. I went to my mom (still sick btw) and told her that I was a bit mad at her for getting me sick because she didn’t try to take any medicine to shorten her cold. She told me that she’s sorry I got sick and that, yes, it’s probably from her, but that she doesn’t think the medicine has any correlation.

Obviously there are no guarantees with something like this, and I could have gotten sick from her even if she had been taking medicine, but I still feel like she’s to blame for not really attempting to fight the sickness at all. But maybe I’m wrong - am I the asshole for blaming her?
answer:

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.
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WRONG


