"Come rescue me. I'm so bored." "Don't tell me twice."

Is that a form of interest? He didn't do that to anyone else in the room. We did talk a short bit. Or was he just being friendly?

My mom has a friend that she wanted to exchange email with so she convinced Betty to buy a computer. Mom wanted me to teach Betty how to us the computer so I agreed to do it. I went to Betty's home for an hour on Saturday for several weeks. Betty's husband was with us the whole time I was training Betty. Betty told me her husband John was very jealous of her and other men. When Betty briefly went to answer the phone, John asked me if I was "fooling around" with his wife. I told him he was with me the whole time I was there. I knew at that moment this was my last training session. I was not coming back to that house as I had no idea what John might do. I did not hear from either one of them again for several months. Then my mom told me they were getting a divorce. Then I got an invitation to a "He's gone, good riddance" party at Betty's home. I decided to go. At the party, one of the guest told me I was the cause of the divorce. I asked her how that was possible. She explained that Betty used the computer to track what web sites John had been accessing and found he was on several web sites for finding women to date. He had also been posting stuff on porn sites. If she had not know how to use a computer they would still be married. I told her I did not teach Betty to trace web sites from the computer. She must have learned by her self. Am I responsible for their marriage break up?

He has a business and I am still studying at 25. I live at home with my family and I don't drink or party. I've been talking to him over tinder for 3 months and in my thoughts I assumed were only friends because I can't even wrap my mind around why he would want to go out with me. I rejected him just as he finally asked me out but he asked me to hang many times again. He's never been creepy but I question his intentions because I can't see what I have to offer him. I'm really nervous. He's dated model type girls and I'm nobody.

After meeting with the prof, I went out of the room to find another prof "waiting" to speak with the prof.

There's a guy... who I think of as a family (someone that drives you insane at times but you feel deeply for them regardless and will be there for them through thick and thin). For years the relationship goes like that - he needs help, I provide it and we break up. Many times by now so there's a clear pattern. Here it comes again - he broke his spine in a car accident and his mother emailed me asking for help. Of course I'd help! Broke his spine!!! She specifically asked for help with info regarding insurance claim. I did... She further on said all that info I have is useless as it won't get him his health back... I organised an attorney to take his case and get a good payout through the court. And the mother got back to him with - she has no intention of paying him for his services. I sent them $3000 to cover maybe some medical expenses or whatever they may need, and she said - it's not enough. Argh!!! She practically slaps me in a face for my attempts to help! Time to stop trying???

I went to NYC with my bf and our son for his brothers wedding. We arrived to our Airbnb in NYC around 9 or 10pm by that time I was super hungry. I told him I'm hungry and would like something to eat before he leaves. He then said he's already running late that I had to go look for food. Our son was only 3 months and I am unfamiliar with the city. B/C I was super hungry I started walking around NYC late night looking for food while holding a baby. I found a place, ate and left. It was dark, my son was sleeping, I was scared. I tried walking back as fast as I can, got lost, phone died. At this point I was sweating, hot and holding a sleeping infant. When I thought I reached I was even more lost, I started crying, all I wanted was to reach to the apartment safe. All while he's out drinking having fun (with the people I am sure would never let there gf walk at night with a baby in a city that is unknown to her) I'm walking at night in NYC, a place I am not familiar with. I walked for 1 1/2 hours before finding the apartment. From that moment I started questioning is love for me. He use to live in NYC so he is familiar with the area. All he had to do is get me some food then go to the party instead he said no, I had to get it. From that moment I started questioning his love for me. When I spoke to him about it of course he dismissed it like everything else and said I'm overreacting. Am I?

So I don't want to get into too much detail because I really don't want this person to find me online. I will try and describe this incident as best I can. Someone posted on a social media site about wanting to eat greens, but having to move in order to do that. My first thought was what would I feel myself if that were me, because I could totally see myself in that situation? I would ask myself "would ya do it for ice cream?" Stupidly, I responded to the post with those words. My response was public but was just a comment - not a re-share or anything. The original poster made a large screen capture of my comment and shared it with all their followers, with a reaction meme clearly showing they thought I was a complete idiot. Also sent me a private message asking me to "explain my logic" and saying they were "really looking forward to this." My spouse and I chide each other for our eating habits regularly but I shouldn't assume a random person online will share my social norms. I feel I *did* fat-shame the person by mistake, simply by being insensitive, and for that I would normally apologize. However, I'm not apologizing because it seemed like the reaction was to immediately troll me, setting up a position where now the only possible way for the blogger to not look like a jerk would be to make me look bad, and nothing I could say would be able to redeem me. I've seen this person rile people up and then rip them to shreds before in similar cases. Am I correct or no?