r/AITA Husband Tried to Throw Me Off a Roof

The dangling over a ledge in a mall for sure happened in Clueless. I can't remember if it's in Spiderman. I need to rewatch that movie!!!!!

I swear, AITA posters have the same amount of self preservation and awareness as slasher movie characters. She nearly got killed and she’s being effectively convinced that she’s the problem.

Story 1: He knows that "It was just a prank bro" doesn't hold up in court if she died right?

Story 1: What kind of gaslighting has Op been through to think she was the bad guy here…? Her husband nearly KILLED her and then he has the nerve to say “oh it was just a prank, you’re overreacting” when she gets mad at him…? No Op NTA how do you even need to ask this..?

I feel bad for the kids in the second story. Even the affair kid. They don't deserve to be dragged through all this by their mother.

Love RSlash’s thoughts on how it’s usually good people who are being gaslighted into thinking they are in the wrong. I’ve also noticed that when some one is declared the A hole; they are either so deluded they actually think they’re right, or are pestered into posting by someone else to “prove they were right.”

I’m sorry, i would also freak the hell out in the first story. I’m afraid of heights, and if someone tried that on me, I’d never speak to them again. Trauma is not funny.

"If she's trash then I guess I'm trash too, huh?" Probably the first thing Dad said that was completely true. Also: "You [OP] need to be mature about this." Yeah, just as mature as the two adults were when they decided to cheat on their respective spouses. Thank you, no.

2:12 the film is Clueless, it was the catalyst for Tai becoming popular due to the story of them almost killing her

Story 1: op needs an escape plan and a lawyer like…yesterday.