Student Demanded Teacher Take off her Hijab?! | AITBA

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00:43 - Teacher's Hijab
04:26 - Bullying Brother's Girlfriend
10:35 - Painted My Nails
12:48 - I Said My Brother's Gay

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[Rebecca.Rogers]

I made a huge typo lol SHE IS NOT 13 GETTING MARRIED, she was 23 and i just typed out the email she sent me wrong! SORRY ABOUT THAT!! NO ONE PANIC, NO CHILD BRIDES HERE LOLLL

Sorry friends, I get super into reading the stories but it was right in my head so that is why I didn't catch it... this story was a family member lol she was indeed 23, another reason why I was so into the story and didn't notice

[iqramohamed.]

Although I am a hijabi and initially when reading this story I was extremely angry, I don’t think he was wrong. The teacher did seem as if she was trying to help but it’s similar to fasting in school. Very frustrating. I think he is a good apple and the teacher is a crab apple.

Also people think I’m justifying the teacher’s actions. I’m saying the teacher had good intentions so I put her as a crab apple. Only 0.10797% celebrates lent. 61% of Catholics. She may have never learned of lent prior to this.

Some people in the comments have changed my opinion and the teacher is a bad apple. This is no difference from a teacher telling a student to eat during Ramadan and not taking religious observation for an answer. The teacher had good intentions, but bad apple.

[cneale]

Yay, Rebecca! We agreed on everything!

Something I wanna point out about the last story (as a gay man myself) is this: what is the problem with outing someone? It puts them at danger, right? A danger they are not willing to face right now, and that's okay. So, why wouldn't that apply to this scenario. And you can say "but he wasn't ACTUALLY gay" all you want, that doesn't change the fact that if someone with questionable motives hears the rumour, you could endanger him.

[hopehowell]

That preschool teacher was so sweet adout how he handled the class bullying. Administrators and complaining parent 100% the bad apple

[RhyperiorRanger]

“I, 13 female, am getting married”
🤨
I spit my drink out

[kholley]

My husband painted his nails in solidarity with my 9 years old son. He got a ton of compliments for standing up for his son. WHO CARES if anyone's nails are painted. If you have a problem with it then it is you that has a problem!!

[peachy]

Story One - Good Apple - He had to explaine it to her, she didn't understand the severity of eating meat.
Story Two - Good Apple - She wanted to vent about it. She was stressed and talking to her mom.
Story Three - Good Apple - ARE you kidding me? He was trying to stand up for a kid, what a cute thing to do.
Story Four - Bad Apple - I understand this person's was frustrated BUT this is not ok. When you lie, when you lie about sexuality. It's not ok.

[kaylanek]

My opinions-
1. NTBA. You didn’t actually want her to take it off, just show her what it was like. The teacher is a crab apple. On one hand, she wanted to look out for a student, but she also didn’t respect his boundaries.

2. NTBA. Do not invite her to your wedding.

3. NOT THE BAD APPLE! If she is uncomfortable, she doesn’t have to look. It was sweet of him to do that for his student.

4. Um, bad apple?? While I kinda see where you are coming from, what the heck are you doing my guy?

Ps. I like the lighting in this one.

[adayinforever]

At this point she's gotta be making more on this channel than she makes as an actual teacher.

[queenautumnween]

As someone who has been outed multiple times by my sister(outed for being bisexual and outed as a trans woman) outing people, whether it's lying about someone's sexuality or outing people's sexuality or gender identity isn't okay. Coming out is terrifying and liberating at the same time and having someone take that away from you is not great and also terrifying. Imagine if the girls weren't accepting of gay people and started harassing him, even though he isn't gay, that would be so messed up. So I completely agree, even if it was a lie, outing people isn't okay and outing someone because girls are interested in your brother is doubly not okay. Very bad Apple

[nobodynowhere]

Story one: as a vegetarian, I have been told I need meat too (I am not at all undernourished and it is obvious). It's really annoying because it's a religious vow I took. So I think the woman could have backed off after the second refusal, and maybe followed up with the parents if she was so concerned about the kid's nutrition.

[aqacefan]

Story 1: Kid isn't the bad apple. Teacher is a crabapple for doubling down rather than opening a dialog so each can better understand the other's religious prohibitions.

Story 2: You're spot on, Rebecca.

Story 4: As an addendum, there are people who are *killed* for their sexuality... like Matthew Shepard.

[gem]

For the first story I can say as a hijabi absolutely not he was definitely in the right and I think the way he went about it was hilarious and well deserved. Don’t ask me to commit a sin and I won’t ask you.

[jacksparrowismydaddy]

when I was a vegetarian I had lots of teachers demanding I eat meat. religious or not pushing your beliefs on a person especaily a kid is fucking wrong.

[amandaraymo]

I'm so glad you said something about not wearing white to a wedding unless you're the bride. I'm 17 and didn't know that and planned on wearing white to my mother-in-laws wedding...

[islaperez]

I've been binging the series these past few days, and this is the first time I get to watch an episode right after it came out! I'm not really sure why but that really exited me for some reason. Love this series! For once I'll look forward to Tuesdays

[elfgirllizzie]

My son loved painting his nails when he was that age. He had Minion nails, Skittles, M&Ms, and of course special ones for every holiday. He is now a completely normal 17 year old who has graduated and has a job he loves as well as a girlfriend. He still wants me to paint his nails on occasion.

[ReidTheNintendoPainter]

For the life of me, I will never understand why so many people freak out over men painting their nails or doing something 'girly'! Just let people do what they want and live how they want to live!

[thepayneboy]

with story 4 though I agree bad apple I can emphasize with the situation as I have lived in my brothers shadow too. It took me a long time to get past that as my brother was smarter, better looking, athletic etc. being in that kind of shadow I just felt alone and like nothing mattered except getting out whatever means necessary no mater the consequence to others. I was lucky that I found friends that helped me realize that its ok to be yourself. In the end the only way out of the shadow is letting go and letting yourself be who u r and cutting out the people who wont accept u for u. at lest that worked for me

[eliooo]

I love Tuesdays, shortest school day and an episode of AITBA :D