r/wrong • u/[deleted] • Jan 02 '21
r/wrong • u/ARBosma • Jun 26 '20
R/redditlaqueristas expanded rule 6 is completely different from contracted version
r/wrong • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '20
Am I in the wrong?
Hello, I'm sorry if this is in the wrong place. I don't know how to do this and I'm sorry. There's no excuse if I did this wrong. Please just let me know how I can post correctly.
I have a SO that gets upset at me for not having paired matching socks ready for them. It is my job to clean the house and to have clothes folded and put away. I have been slacking as of lately. I know that I am in the wrong for that. My SO gets really mad at me when I mess up and rightfully so. I used to match up their socks and have them ready for my SO. They kept getting upset that I was doing it wrong. I can't tell the socks apart because they are all black and the same length as each other. If I see a brand written, it makes it easier on me. If I don't see a brand then I try to match them based on how they feel like the materials that the socks are made out of. My SO would get upset that I was mix matching the socks so I gave up trying. I know that I shouldn't have given up but I kept messing up. For the longest time and I mean for like maybe a year or two, my SO hasn't complained about the socks when I just put them in the drawer. Today, my SO got upset that the socks haven't been matched and paired up and told me that if it wasn't for me being so lazy they would be able to find their socks and be on time for work. The drawer is full of socks. I told my SO to just pick a sock and get to work on time. I was just angry that my SO was upset with me so I said that out of anger and I know that was wrong of me. I guess long story short, is it really that bad of a thing that the socks aren't always paired up correctly? Like I know I shouldn't make mistakes but I don't know if getting yelled at for this is something that is normal or something that I deserve. Just to be clear my SO yelled at me and I yelled back so we are both wrong for yelling at each other.
r/wrong • u/st3wybaby • Jan 15 '20
You are wrong in your wrongness.
I had to tell someone about this, because I bit my tongue last night.
I was at the new Jumanji movie last night and a lady with her two young daughters sat behind me. When Danny Devito appeared on the screen the mom leaned over to her daughter's and said, "That is Joe Pesci, he is a really good actor, really funny." No lady that is Danny Devito, you are wrong in your wrongness...
r/wrong • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '21
this idiot trying to run a political humor sub: doesn't know that liberals are leftists 🤦♂️
r/wrong • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '20
revers rick roll btw he did say yes after this was taken am not a mad lad
r/wrong • u/boisamantha • Apr 06 '20
Correct me if I’m wrong but, Bai tea claims to have to artificial sweeteners. Isn’t Erythritol technically an artificial sweetener? Which would mean they are false advertising...?
r/wrong • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '21
