instruction:
Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, identify who is wrong here. Classify each post into the following categories : AUTHOR (if the author of the post is wrong in the situation), OTHER (if any of the others mentioned in the paragraph is wrong), EVERYBODY (if everyone mentioned is wrong) and NOBODY (if no one is wrong in the situation).
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My girlfriend recently got an awesome promotion for work and moved away to a different city. Until she finds her own place, she is staying with one of her good friends(who is gay) that lives in that city. His place is a 1 bedroom apartment and instead of sleeping on the couch, she sleeps in his bed with him. She told me the other day that she cuddles with him at night. I didn't make a big deal of it when she told this to me, but I did notice that it kind of upset me a little and told her how I felt. She told me I was overreacting and that it is not a big deal. I just want to know from an outsiders point of view if I should shrug this off or not. Thanks
answer:
OTHER


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a friend (gay male) and I (gay female) love Rocky Horror Picture Show, a cult classic movie musical. Every year on Halloween we go watch screenings of it. one thing to note, during screenings, the audience are allowed to scream and make loud vulgar jokes.

We are having a good old time calling the characters sluts and assholes, until we get to  a song called "I Can Make You a Man", where the mad scientist is singing about training his newly born muscle man to be his sex slave. As the character sing the phrase "I can make you a man" the audience may shout "a f\*g, just like your dad", so i did.

friend didn't say anything at the moment but after we left he told me he was uncomfortable about me using the word out loud. I said "why, for whole hour we were slut shaming characters and said other derogatory remarks. we were in a space where we allowed to say it out loud." 

we keep fighting about it , at the end we agreed to disagree.
answer:
NOBODY


question:
Ok so one night I couldn't sleep so I was just watching random shit on YouTube, I have a couple friends on snapchat and but one girl is what this story is  about, so let's call her R.
So it's 12 AM and I'm thinking to myself, "damn I should get some sleep" so I check most of my apps to see if anything happened when I see R posted a story of her in her underwear in front of a dirty mirror with the caption "someone do something rn?"
Now I think I should mention that she is not a legal adult yet, she's close but not there yet, which made all of this that much more confusing and weird.
I ask her "what the hell is up with your story?" when R angrily replies who she can "do whatever the fuck I want and your not the boss of me" R then said "besides you probably jacked off to it anyways"
I told R that I was fucking disgusted how she would think that and I told her and how she needed to get her shit together and that she shouldn't even be doing this, then she just told me to fuck off and how I'm shifting the blame and to not talk to her.
So AITA for calling her out?
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.
user
EVERYBODY


