Relationships aren’t easy. Couples not only have to deal with personality quirks, but they must also learn to deal with different financial habits as well. There’s usually one person in the relationship that would rather splurge on certain items, while the other person prefers to save money or doesn’t understand the other person’s tastes.
One guy made his girlfriend angry and then asked the Reddit AITA forum for their advice. The answers got quite interesting.
The OP began by explaining that his girlfriend is into self-care as if that’s some sort of character flaw that requires an apology. He then let Reddit know that he doesn’t understand the point of custom shampoo.
Check it out for yourself below!
AITA for pranking my girlfriend to show her she’s wasting money? from AmItheAsshole
If it makes you feel better, at least the OP learned his lesson, but not before dealing with the ire of fellow Redditors.
One commenter, Lizzymorales, wanted to let the OP know that it’s his girlfriend’s money. After all, she must know how to budget and hold down a job, right?
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Commenter notHISmailorderbride explained why some people need custom shampoo. Hair types, health conditions, and past treatments can damage hair. That’s why some people pay extra for high-end or custom shampoo.
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Finally, i-care-not also explained that VO5 is really terrible shampoo that could damage hair! Once again, they also agreed with the girlfriend.
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Thankfully, he recanted and displayed some growth. If you go back to the original post, ShotTown2 provided a few edits and explained that he was grateful for everyone’s input. He also wrote a few replies on the thread that prove he grew a bit.
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Well, that was some argument. At least he learned that his behavior was totally uncalled for.
What did you think of this thread? What would you have told the OP?
The comments section is totally ready for your opinion!
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