▲ 78 r/AITAH

AITAH for telling my brother that his father is a rapist/pedophile?

To start and make a long story short before the main issue, in 2020, I found out my stepdad had sex with a 15-year-old when he was 22. He was sent to prison and then a registered sex offender for 15 years after his release. I told my 15-year-old brother about it, then 12, in 2023. Now for the main part. So a couple months ago there was a fight on the farm my family lives at that involved everyone except me because I don't live there. My stepdad had left the farm in anger which led to the rest of my family talking about the fight (Two brothers, 21 and 15, sister, 19, and mother). The 15 YO brother got pissed and told them they were living with a sex offender and told them that I was the one who told him. My mother gave them some bullshit excuse that he was drunk and didn't know her age. Keep in mind that when I asked my mother about this back in 2020, her words were, "He claims he didn't know how old she was, but I think that's bullshit", contradicting words, clearly. My sister isn't buying into it, but my 21 YO brother is, and he told me that I probably shouldn't have told a 12 YO that information. I don't know about all of you, but I knew about heavier topics when I was FIVE, as did my brother at older, the kid isn't stupid. Plus, older people fail to realize that kids these days and long before absorb FAR more things that they think. My 21 YO brother also thinks it needs to stay in the past because it happened before we were born. A pedophile is a pedophile to me, no matter the passage of time. All to say, everyone except my sister and youngest brother thinks I'm in the wrong. One final piece of context, I'm the only kid who isn't bio-related to my stepdad. I don't believe I am in the slightest, but I've got to ask, am I the problem? What are your thoughts on this?

Edit: Forgot to mention I'm 22, not that it's relevant

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u/AmbitiousSyllabub815 — 11 days ago

The Drop

So apparently one of the people working on the show said it's not even a crime show. That makes no sense when you look at the reality of rap in the 80s and 90s when some labels were fueled through drug money and the crimes that some of their owners committed, not to mentions rappers. So is this show really gonna be nothing BUT rap?

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u/AmbitiousSyllabub815 — 1 month ago

FPS issues on PC

I started a couple matches today, and all would be a consistent 60 fps until a bit into the match. I've never had this problem before and played as recently as yesterday beforehand. Nothing about my pc or settings had changed. Now, I can't even crack 60 fps. What the fuck is going on?

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u/AmbitiousSyllabub815 — 2 months ago

The creators don't know what they're talking about

Hell Motel wasn't called Slasher season 6 because they said the name was "too restrictive" for the stories they could tell. Except, Hell Motel IS Slasher season 6 in EVERY way except the name. And it sounds like season 2 is also gonna be in the slasher genre. They went from saying they were restricted by the Slasher name, which is a lie, and now they're obviously restricted by the name Hell Motel. And Hell Motel is arguably even more restrictive because now every season SHOULD be in a motel. Nice one guys, you really thought hard about this one

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u/AmbitiousSyllabub815 — 4 months ago
▲ 8 r/ptsd

Is anyone else getting these?

This Try Breeze or ACE Childhood Trauma test site, whatever the fuck it's called, is posting harmful and ignorant ads on Youtube calling people with childhood trauma "narcissistic abusers"

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u/AmbitiousSyllabub815 — 4 months ago
▲ 3 r/Tupac

Tupac Trash Can Story

Story of Tupac's early career before his first album where a rapper, name unknown to me, was writing something, didn't like it, and threw it in the garbage. Tupac took it out of the trash, read it, and said "can I have this?" I used to hear the story in interviews and documentaries before 2020, but haven't found it since. Who's the rapper and what song was it?

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u/AmbitiousSyllabub815 — 5 months ago

[TOMT] Looking for a song. It's a rock song, though somewhat pop themed from what I remember. 2020-2023 release, but MOST LIKELY 2022-2023.

Singer has a lighter voice. The song is, from what I remember, about a guy constantly hooking up with someone even though he probably shouldn't be. The single cover art is skull themed, as are many of their single cover arts from around that time, and likely before

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u/AmbitiousSyllabub815 — 5 months ago