Leadership
AITA for not communicating an idea with my group before following through with the idea?
Yes. Communication is an important step in preventing conflict.
AITA for wanting to rule the galaxy instead of protecting people?
Yes. If you're going to be in a leadership position, you can't prioritize selfish needs over the best interest of others.
AITA for standing up to my bully?
No, as long as you stay as respectful as possible, there's nothing ever wrong with standing up for yourself.
Was Kanye in the wrong for interrupting Taylor Swift's VMA Speech?
Yes, it isn't necessarily wrong to dislike someone, but don't go out of your way to look down on or ruin their accomplishments due to personal bias.
AITA for trying to express concern to Muñoz about another classmate?
No! As long as you resolve the conflict or issue with the other party, there is no problem with expressing frustration to a trusted adult.
AITA for kissing my best friend instead of my girlfriend during truth or dare?
Yes! If you have feelings for your best friend, BREAK UP WITH YOUR GIRLFRIEND!
Was Kendrick Lamar wrong for writing "Not Like Us" about Drake's actions?
No. Drake started the feud between them, Kendrick was simply responding. However, they should have talked personally before taking it to the internet to be immature and hugged it out! :)
AITA for blaming a group mistake/miscommunication on one person?
Yes. When working as a unit, no one person is responsible for every mistake.
Is Chappell Roan in the wrong for addressing the media the way that she did?
No. Although she could have gone about it more politely and addressed it differently, her pre-established boundaries were crossed a multitude of times. Even though she is a figure in the media, she's still a real person with real boundaries.
AITA for leaving a meeting because my emotions were on overdrive?
No. Putting your emotions first is never a bad thing, as long as you communicate with your other teammates and get caught up, there's absolutely no problem with that! Doing this can also prevent future conflicts.
Was Charli D'Amelio in the wrong for asking for chicken nuggets instead of escargot?
No, she voiced her concerns and preferences to avoid conflict and uncomfortability, and the public perceived it negatively, saying that it was "rude to the chef" and "bratty." Although it could be seen this way, it doesn't mean she didn't enjoy the chef's food, she just had a preference and expressed it.