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The subreddit r\/AmItheAsshole<\/a>, or AITA for short, is designed for people to relay a scenario that they experienced, and ask advice from the internet as to whether or not they behaved correctly. The comments usually universally decide between YTA (you’re the asshole), NTA (not the asshole), NAH (no assholes here), and ESH (everyone sucks here).<\/p>\n

The subreddit is usually full of three types of posters: Those who know they are in the right, but really want validation; those who have put up with someone else’s awful behaviour, but have been cowed into thinking they are in the wrong somehow; and utterly deplorable<\/em> people who think they’re great until the subreddit tells them otherwise.<\/p>\n

When an AITA post falls into the latter category, it’s always a good day for dunking on the person involved.<\/p>\n