Does anyone else. A standard opener for relatability posts on Reddit, where the writer describes a habit, sensation or experience and asks whether others share it. The r/DoesAnybodyElse subreddit is built entirely on this format.
DAE feel weirdly anxious when their phone battery drops below 30%?
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Am I the asshole? The defining phrase of Reddit's r/AmItheAsshole community, where users describe an interpersonal conflict and ask strangers to judge whether they behaved badly. Verdicts come back tagged as YTA (you're the asshole), NTA (not the asshole), ESH (everyone sucks here) or NAH (no assholes here). The format has become so recognisable that "AITA?" now functions as a generic format outside Reddit too.
"I am a..." — the original Reddit AMA format, where someone with an unusual job, life story or area of expertise introduces themselves ("I am a long-haul truck driver, ask me anything") and then takes questions from the community. The /r/IAmA subreddit is where the now-ubiquitous "AMA" format was born.
(slang, internet) ask us anything.
An internet and Reddit slang acronym standing for 'Everyone Sucks Here' — a verdict used in the Reddit community r/AmITheAsshole (AITA) to indicate that all parties in a described conflict behaved badly. Unlike NTA (not the asshole) or YTA (you're the asshole), ESH assigns blame to everyone involved. It has spread beyond Reddit into broader online discourse about interpersonal disputes.