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I guess the normal reaction for anyone should be guilt if they ruin something that belongs to another person.

So should this woman feel like an a**hole for ruining her brother’s book?

Hmmmm….

Check out her story below and let us know what you think.

AITA for “ruining” my brother’s book?

“Okay so my (21F) brother (18M) has a collection of books, he has been collecting since he was around 10, he reads almost every day and has 2 large bookshelves in his room.

I’ve recently started trying to read more and I saw a book recommendation online, I noticed my brother reading the same book a few days earlier and instead of buying one online I thought I’d just ask him if I could borrow his, he said he’d finished reading it and to go ahead but just return it when I’m finished. There was no problem with this on either end.

Anyways I was reading the book in the living room, my brother came in, no problem. I folded the paper over to keep the page and as I was doing that he looked over and started shouting at me for bending the page, he grabbed the book from me and stormed upstairs and slammed his door.

I followed him up to see why it was such a big problem but he continued to scream at me for “ruining” his books, I’ve always done that with books and I don’t understand why it’s bad, I get that he likes his books but jeez.”

Check out how Reddit users reacted.

This reader said she’s an a**hole and she needs to buy him a new book.

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Another individual said what she did damages the book.

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And this Reddit user said she’s an a**hole and she should never borrow another book unless she changes her ways.

Ouch!

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