Reddit, a popular messaging board site, is known for its oddly specific subReddits that cater to everyone, from dog owners, grill enthusiasts, conspiracy theorists, and just about every other special interest to exchange stories and ideas. Posts seek help troubleshooting problems, identifying mystery items, and even asking legal advice.
One such advice-based subreddit is “AITA.” The board describes itself as, “a catharsis for the frustrated moral philosopher in all of us, and a place to finally find out if you were wrong in an argument that’s been bothering you.” Posts have ranged in topic from disagreements over party invitations to divorce-inducing fights. Always, the audience weighs in on whether the poster is, in fact, wrong. Read the full article here ▶
