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Thank you! I’ve been saying this for ages. That sub seems to have some sort of confusion obligation vs just doing the right thing.
Most of the posts are made up >

AITA is a subreddit of anyone posting on it is just trying to be told by strangers that they're "right" in an argument/ situation >

The place is basically two uses.
1) karma farming
2) testing ground for highly biased and manipulative one sided stories >

This is the correct answer >

I always saw AITA as a bubble unto itself.   The only stories worth reading are the ones that make it out. >

Post this on that sub.  Or give me permission to share it there, lest they ban me >

Aira makes no sense. There are two sides to a story and each story makes the other the asshole. So anyone comiyto aita is implicitly telling a story that is biased in their favor. And yet with absolute piss poor standards of asshole enforcement that subreddit has some still manage to make it. I have to say most of them are likely writing exercises