AIBU to ask what your AIBU question would have been ten years ago?

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Just wondering really (code for nosey)- and would you now, in hindsight, say you were being U or NU?

Aibu to take six weeks off my shitty job "sick" (full pay) purely cos I didn't like it. and spend most of it looking for a new job and also a couple of weeks sunning it up in Newquay with my mates. that's how I remember summer / autumn 2004. Was flipping ace

AIBU to think that my daughter is a chilled and easy baby who has slept 11 hours a night from the age of 9 weeks because of my fantastic parenting skills? Reader, my second child was a screamer who woke up to ten times a night for the first year and didn't sleep through until she was over two.

AIBU to think that at aged 33, known fertility issues and all the decent men already taken, I'll never get married and have children?

AIBU to think I should have passed my driving test by now. I've been learning forever and have had a few tests.

(Passed 9 years ago)

AIBU for misspelling nosy in a post? Oops!

Mine would be

AIBU to be having unprotected sex with my boyfriend which will lead to the conception of our 1st child in around 2 weeks. We're both 18 and working full time so we're all set for settling down, right?

Ans: yes we were BU and stupid idiots to think we were at all ready to commit to a life together and a baby, however i will never regret our lovely babies.

AIBU to keep the baby from an on-off relationship with a married man?

Answer was made for me sadly but had MN been known to me, I would have appreciated any advice. I was a naive 18 year old. This time 10 years ago was fucking awful.

Ah, my 1 yr old is such a doddle. AIBU to have another one? I'll surely still be able to pursue my career and go to the gym and study in the evenings and keep my lovely house clean and maintain my nice social life.

Ha ha ha ha

Am I being unreasonable to think that at 36 my life is over as my husband has left me with 4 children to go off with the much younger ow.

After a few years of much fun I my now dh, gorgeous, kind and worships me and the children and our surprise dd.

AIBU to be furious with the silly cow who didn't clean the house we were buying from her?
IWNBU.

AIBU to ignore my father's advice to stay jn HE and do a phd and go into teaching instead because I'm fed up of being a student and want a real job?

Answer: yes, YABU and will live to regret it bitterly!

AIBU to wonder if this morning sickness is going to wear off soon. I have had is since May and I am fed up of throwing up all the time.

My boyfriend and I have been together for 4 months. AIBU to leave home and move in with him? I'm 18 and he's 21 and my mums pretty much gone mental when I suggested it :(

(After a huge fall out with my mum, I moved in with him 3 months later...now been together for 10 years and married with 2 dc :) )

Am I being unreasonable to say I'll go out with this guy just because I don't have the heart to say no? It's just he is SPORT MAD... Now happliy married to said guy. Although I have to watch a lot of sport.

AIBU to think my mother doesn't love me? She told me she hated me a couple years ago, makes me stay in my room constantly or shouts at me and finds reasons to give me in trouble. I can't stop crying because of it and it just makes her shout at me more.

I wasn't being unreasonable, no contact with her now. Does it make it better or worse to have not been unreasonable?

AIBU to think my boss is a total dickhead?

Answer should have been "YANBU and you should get the hell out now and not waste another 5 years working for this arsehole."

AIBU to think I never want to go home to Suffolk again, this uni life is just too fun.

(Now desperate to move back with family in tow).

AIBU to equip this house with an entirely unnecessary conservatory?

AIBU to have the odd ons to get over my husband of ten years leaving me.

No, I wasn't and pretty soon met DP, and went on to have two more DC.

Ouch to some of these.
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Good thread, OP!

WIBU to think that this adorable but driven man will make a great dad? Sadly, yes...