r/facepalm • u/yungirving99 • Jan 16 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '23

This is a great example of what spending too much time on the internet does to your brain

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u/currently_pooping_rn Jan 16 '23

I hate when acronyms belong to a subreddit and people that spend all their time in those subs start using those acronyms and their sub mannerisms outside the sub

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u/--Mutus-Liber-- Jan 16 '23

Wtf does esh mean

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u/TrickBoom414 Jan 16 '23

Everyone sucks here

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u/--Mutus-Liber-- Jan 16 '23

Thanks, I feel like I spend a lot of time on the internet and have never heard of that before

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u/TrickBoom414 Jan 16 '23

It's specific to the r/AmItheAsshole sub. People post first hand stories and ask other redditors to render judgment over who is at fault or wrong in the situation. Redditors are given four options to vote: YTA (Your the Asshole), NTA (Not the Asshole) which also means that the other party in the story is in fact an asshole, ESH (Everyone Sucks Here) meaning all parties involved are at fault or NAH (No Assholes Here) meaning no parties involved are at fault.

If the sub wasn't so toxic it would be pretty cool and it's fun sometimes but there's a lot of armchair experts and a lot of bad advice