u/exexvivi

AITA for deciding not to lend my friend my notes?

will try to keep this short. basically i (19, F) have a friend (20s, F) who rarely comes to class, and when she does she´s on her phone all the time. Before you ask, no she does not work, nor has any obligation that might make it hard for her to come to class. She always texts me, hey has class started? i slept in. No problem there, university is a privilege and you can choose what do you with your time. But lately its been kind of bothering me that she keeps asking me for my notes. i never really had a problem before, but a few weeks ago she asked for a task that was worth extra points, mind you it was really long (more than 6 pages and it had to be handwritten). i sent it to her, no problem really since i had completed it long ago. But she told me, and i quote, omg its too long! i wont copy all that. that made her lose her extra credit points which, fine. so ever since that incident, every time she asks me for something, i keep thinking "if she doesnt put in the effort, why should i send it to her when i DO put in the effort". its no different than lending your friends at school your hw, i think. the classes arent even that early, she just doesnt want to come. i know results dont always depend on how much effort you put in, it just feels really unfair. anyways, ill probably still help her but, aita?

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u/exexvivi — 3 days ago

age gaps fics?

hello! as the title says i’d like some fics where’s there’s an age difference (preferably older remus) doesn’t have to be anything outrageous , i just like to read explorations of that theme

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u/exexvivi — 6 days ago
▲ 16 r/HouseMD

cameron’s character

cameron is so hypocritical (i swear this isn’t meant as a slight lmao) her character is fascinating to me!!! rn i’m rewatching the episode where a patient is in need of a kidney transplant and her gf (who the patient is about to dump) is willing to give her the kidney. so cameron says they should tell the gf since it’s relevant to her decision (mind you this isn’t medically relevant, but rather an emotional matter) but in other instances, like the dictator case, she gets incredibly and unfairly upset at what chase does (an emotional decision, not a medically adequate one) , when she was planning on doing the same thing

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u/exexvivi — 11 days ago