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A Valentine&#39;s Day gift exchange lead to a hilarious <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/ll4aah/aita_for_getting_my_girlfriend_a_bidet/">&quot;Am I The A**hole?&quot; post</a> that does, in fact, have to do with literal a**holes and their cleanliness.A guy, a bidet fan himself, got his girlfriend one as a gift, and she interpreted it as an insult. The way he talks about the bidet is how everyone longs to be spoken about. He wrote:<blockquote> Hey everyone, I&rsquo;ll try to keep this short. I&rsquo;m 28M, my girlfriend is 24F. My mom got me a bidet for Christmas and it changed my life. I love it. I honestly can not say enough wonderful things about having a bidet. So for Valentine&rsquo;s Day I got my girl the typical flowers and chocolate, a necklace, and..... a bidet. I honestly thought it was a good idea, I legitimately thought she&rsquo;d love it, my mom also got my sister one and she loves hers. I got my girlfriend a really good one, set it up for her and everything. </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> She was f*cking PISSED when she saw I got it for her. She said that I was insinuating that she was dirty, and that I was passively aggressively telling her she needed to clean herself better. My girlfriend is a meticulously clean person. I&rsquo;ve never had any complaints about how she grooms herself, she always smells great and is waxed and clean everywhere, I honestly just wanted to share the joy my bidet brought me with her. Was this a bad judgment call? AITA here? </blockquote> The rulings were all over the map.&quot;The lightest YTA (You&#39;re The A**hole), but only because you didn&#39;t stop and think about it for a second. You got her an ass cleaner for the what is considered the most romantic day of the year,&quot; <a href="https://www.reddit.com/user/themajorfall/">themajorfall</a> wrote.<div className="ad-splitter"></div> &quot;NAH (No A**hole Here). It was massively tone-deaf, but not an AH move,&quot; <a href="https://www.reddit.com/user/SwimmingCritical/">SwimmingCritical</a> concluded.&quot;NTA (Not The A**hole). Best. Boyfriend. Ever!&quot; <a href="https://www.reddit.com/user/PresenceGlad/">PresenceGlad</a> exclaimed.In the end, there&#39;s only one opinion that matters. The boyfriend provided an update, and all is well in the hearts and butts of the young couple:<blockquote> Update: My GF just texted me and said she used the bidet this morning and loves it 😂 </blockquote>No need to bid the bidet (or the girlfriend) adieu.<div className="ad-splitter"></div>

Guy asks if he's a jerk for giving his girlfriend a bidet for Valentine's Day.

A Valentine&#39;s Day gift exchange lead to a hilarious &quot;Am I The A**hole?&quot; post that does, in fact, have to do with literal a**holes and their cleanliness.A guy, a bidet fan himself, got his girlfriend one as a gift, and she interpreted it as an insult. The way he talks about the bidet is how everyone longs to be spoken about. He wrote: Hey everyone, I&rsquo;ll try to keep this short. I&rsquo;m 28M, my girlfriend is 24F. My mom got me a bidet for Christmas and it changed my life. I love it. I honestly can not say enough wonderful things about having a bidet. So for Valentine&rsquo;s Day I got my girl the typical flowers and chocolate, a necklace, and..... a bidet. I honestly thought it was a good idea, I legitimately thought she&rsquo;d love it, my mom also got my sister one and she loves hers. I got my girlfriend a really good one, set it up for her and everything.  She was f*cking PISSED when she saw I got it for her. She said that I was insinuating that she was dirty, and that I was passively aggressively telling her she needed to clean herself better. My girlfriend is a meticulously clean person. I&rsquo;ve never had any complaints about how she grooms herself, she always smells great and is waxed and clean everywhere, I honestly just wanted to share the joy my bidet brought me with her. Was this a bad judgment call? AITA here?  The rulings were all over the map.&quot;The lightest YTA (You&#39;re The A**hole), but only because you didn&#39;t stop and think about it for a second. You got her an ass cleaner for the what is considered the most romantic day of the year,&quot; themajorfall wrote. &quot;NAH (No A**hole Here). It was massively tone-deaf, but not an AH move,&quot; SwimmingCritical concluded.&quot;NTA (Not The A**hole). Best. Boyfriend. Ever!&quot; PresenceGlad exclaimed.In the end, there&#39;s only one opinion that matters. The boyfriend provided an update, and all is well in the hearts and butts of the young couple: Update: My GF just texted me and said she used the bidet this morning and loves it 😂 No need to bid the bidet (or the girlfriend) adieu.

A Valentine&#39;s Day gift exchange lead to a hilarious &quot;Am I The A**hole?&quot; post that does, in fact, have to do with literal a**holes and their cleanliness.  A guy, a bidet fan himself, got his girlfriend one as a gift, and she...