Hey, hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more ars slash am I the butthole.

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Let's dive straight in to the good stuff. And our first story comes from La Viea who says am I the asshole

for telling my boyfriend that he should have covered up his tattoos if he wanted any respect

from my family my boyfriend and I have been together for almost two years we're polar opposites

but managed to work through our differences in the past for some some context, he's almost 90% tattooed up,

up to his neck, and come from a difficult background to put it mildly. Today he's employed in doing

well for himself, but his upbringing was quite rough. I wouldn't describe myself as posh at all,

but I come from a family where image, looks and your accomplishments

matter. However, I'd say I'm a little more casual than them. A few months ago, I finally got the

courage to introduce him to my family. This was a huge deal to me, and I told him that first

impressions would make or break everything. I told him that he will cover his

tattoos, no ifs and or buts, because my parents are super old fashioned. I bought him an outfit for

the night to ensure he'd look presentable and classy. We had a practice run and I told him what he

should or shouldn't say, how to talk, how to address any of my dad's concerns,

etc. At no point did he ever show any enthusiasm so that was a bad sign. Fast forward to the dinner.

It was an absolute disaster. Yes, my parents and sister were a little critical, but they

liked that with any guy I date. My boyfriend was so pissed that they purposely unbuttoned the top of his shirt so that they

could see his tattered neck. Of course, that offended my parents and a huge argument ensued.

Not only were they telling him that he's not good enough for me. They were telling me

how disappointed they are. It was a nightmare. To make it worse,

my boyfriend told them, I like his tattoos, which I do, but he was just adding fuel to the fire,

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