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Let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from long plan 2 and says, am I the

asshole for refusing to sleep on the couch?

I, 32 male and my wife 31 female, got into a heated argument after a friend accused me

of hitting on her.

The other day on my way home from work, I came across a friend of my wife and she looked

like she was carrying heavy stuff, so I asked if she wanted a ride home.

At first she declined, but as I was leaving, she changed her mind and got into the car.

She had a nice chat while driving and all was well.

I even told my wife about it when I got home. Yesterday I was confronted by

my wife because I allegedly hit on her friend. I obviously denied it and told her the version of

events but apparently was persistent with said friend when offering her the ride. I only asked twice

and the second time was asking if she was sure.

My wife insisted that her friend isn't the type to just lie about something like this.

Naturally asked why she trusted her friend more than me,

and she told me about how her sister's husband cheated with a friend.

I was angry at how I was being compared to someone else based on a mere accusation, and we ended up arguing. Then, when we were just about to sleep, she told me to sleep on the couch

because she didn't feel comfortable with me. I argued that I wasn't going to be punished

for something I didn't do, and after quite a back and forth, I eventually let her have the room

and slept in the other one instead. I woke

up in the morning to yet another confrontation about why I didn't sleep on the couch. I was

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