What the hell is even this? People keep saying life but can’t be.

Two of the most controversial AITA posts this week. One asking about a group trip refund and the other about forcing their partner to shave.

Breaking down what wisdom actually means, if inanimate objects can be good or bad, and how to dismantle systemic discrimination

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Nicki M vs Cardi B, Selena vs Benny, Joesph Gordon Levitt vs Marcus Zuckerberg

The following questions are discussed: Should those who live an unhealthy lifestyle have decreased access to healthcare?, How do you know that you belong?, Does your worldview impact the way you make day-to-day decisions?

Dramatic read: Lamenting about my demise. Realistic read: Exploring the emotions behind growing older. The end cuts out a little for some reason. Sorry!

AITA post about a man destroying his daughter’s phone and one about a man spending thousands on his dog while letting his girlfriend’s sister become homeless

I give my thoughts on the following questions: Is the internet good, bad, or neutral?, Where do people come from?, Are there any innately evil governmental structures?, and What is the difference between a human right and a privilege? 

In this extra long episode I get some life annoyances off my chest and get into the musician books I’ve read lately: Gray by Pete Wentz, Fahrenheit 182 by Mark Hoppus and None of This Rocks by Joe Trohman

A woman asks if she’s the ahole for wanting her boyfriend to make amends with her friend’s boyfriend.

Discussing thought provoking questions such as: How does one become a good person, Does love feel different to different people, Why does music connect people, and can technology advance society in a way that’s beneficial

Talking about my religion: Fall Out Boy; Pete’s book, updated album ranking, and their cameo in Fahrenheit 182

Reading AITA posts from Reddit

Diving into interesting questions about the ethics of time travel, superhero responsibilities, and moral accountability based on age

Discussing emptiness, depression, suicidal ideation, healing and parenting

Reading multiple Am I the ahole posts from Reddit

Thought and discussion is put into the following questions: In a fictional world, could you have a five-sided square?What happens to pets when they die?  Would removing loss, sorrow, and pain impact one’s ability to enjoy life and love? Is it morally acceptable to enjoy art made by someone who did horrible things?  Is it wrong for governments not to have healthcare available to all citizens? Are conspiracy theorists just emotionally constipated?

Discussing the journey of self love and acceptance when self worth is nonexistent

Covering four “Am I the a**hole?” Posts from Reddit. One about refusing money to a friend, another about denying house access to friends with a dog, another asking if she’s wrong for calling her husband delusional over his opinion, and lastly, one about denying children their father’s ashes.