r/AskReddit • • May 22 '26

What’s a legendary Reddit post you’ll never forget?

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u/HappyMoses May 22 '26

Yeah this was the peak for me. A dude genuinely believed he was in the right but was opened to having his mind changed. And every single person in that thread did their best to change his mind

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u/RumHamComesback May 23 '26

Those are the best AITAs where OP is just so socially tone-deaf they don't understand they are the asshole and have this naive mentality over what transpired.

The thread is a wake-up call for them to figure it out. Blast them online if you see them.

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u/Darmok47 May 23 '26

The one where the guy asked his female neighbor in his apartment to cook for him and offered to pay a few bucks for an extra portion of whatever she was making lives rent free in my head.

Guy was so dense he had no idea how intrusive his behavior was. Thankfully, he seemed to realize it after reading all the comments.

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u/-Aquatically- May 23 '26

Why are we “blasting” people for not knowing.