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Internet Slang
AITA
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Am I The Asshole — Reddit's moral courtroom, in acronym form.
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Definitions
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Post prefix from r/AmItheAsshole where someone lays out a recent conflict and asks strangers to rule on who was in the wrong. Verdicts come back as NTA, YTA, ESH or NAH. Half the posts are real, half are creative writing, and the comments treat both the same.
“AITA for telling my sister-in-law her baby name sounds like a prescription drug?”
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AITA In A Sentence
AITA for telling my sister-in-law her baby name sounds like a prescription drug?
Origin & Usage
From r/AmItheAsshole, launched on Reddit in 2013. Exploded into mainstream attention via screenshot accounts and TikTok narration channels around 2019–2020.
People Also Ask
What does "AITA" stand for?
It's short for "Am I The Asshole," a phrase used to ask whether you were in the wrong.
How do you use "AITA" in a sentence?
"AITA for not going to my cousin's wedding?"
Where does "AITA" come from?
It comes from Reddit, where the r/AmItheAsshole community acts as a kind of moral courtroom for everyday disputes.
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