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We read Reddit r/AITA stories: Cat Care Quandaries and The Art of Saying No

We read Reddit r/AITA stories: Cat Care Quandaries and The Art of Saying No

Update: 2025-08-04
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(00:00:00 ) Intro

(00:00:08 ) Navigating Friendships During Life Changes

(00:07:53 ) Dealing With Unwanted Door-to-Door Salespeople

(00:19:04 ) Feeding a Friend's Cat Dilemma

(00:25:56 ) Navigating Bisexuality and LGBTQ+ Community



On the first episode of The Joevelocity Show, listeners are taken on a journey through the intricate and often puzzling aspects of modern life. From the delicate balance of friendship to the challenges of setting personal boundaries, Joe and his guest, Hakeem, dive deep into issues that resonate with many.

• AITA for being tired of my friend always requiring my attention?

Friendship is a fundamental part of life, yet it can become unexpectedly complex, especially when personal circumstances change. Joe and Hakeem delve into a story from the "Am I the Asshole?" subreddit, examining a situation where one friend feels overwhelmed by another's emotional needs. This chapter explores the importance of communication and the necessity of setting boundaries, emphasizing that it's okay to prioritize one's own well-being, even if it means stepping back from a needy friend. The conversation sheds light on the guilt that can accompany such decisions and the importance of understanding when a friendship becomes too demanding. 

• AITA for being a dick to a door-to-door salesman?

Switching gears, we tackle a common annoyance: door-to-door salespeople. Despite clear "no soliciting" signs, these salespeople often intrude on personal space, leading to frustration and disruption, especially for those with young children and pets. Joe and Hakeem share personal anecdotes and listener experiences, highlighting the struggle between earning a living and respecting homeowners' privacy. They offer strategies for dealing with these unwelcome visits, underscoring the importance of maintaining a peaceful home environment.

• AITA for refusing to travel an hour to feed my friend’s cat?

Switching gears, we tackle a common annoyance: door-to-door salespeople. Despite clear "no soliciting" signs, these salespeople often intrude on personal space, leading to frustration and disruption, especially for those with young children and pets. Joe and Hakeem share personal anecdotes and listener experiences, highlighting the struggle between earning a living and respecting homeowners' privacy. They offer strategies for dealing with these unwelcome visits, underscoring the importance of maintaining a peaceful home environment.

• And in the Moment of Conclusion, AITA for not wanting my girlfriend to go to gay pride?

Finally, we venture into the realm of relationships and sexual identity, focusing on the experiences of individuals who identify as bisexual. Joe and Hakeem discuss the challenges that can arise in heterosexual relationships when one partner is bisexual, particularly the misunderstandings and misconceptions that can occur. They stress the importance of acceptance and support within partnerships, suggesting that attending Pride events together can foster greater understanding and solidarity. This conversation is a call for open communication and acceptance, encouraging listeners to embrace diverse identities within their relationships.


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We read Reddit r/AITA stories: Cat Care Quandaries and The Art of Saying No

We read Reddit r/AITA stories: Cat Care Quandaries and The Art of Saying No

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