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Reddit AITA verdict abbreviation for 'no assholes here': a judgment that nobody in the described conflict is really at fault.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

""NAH, you both want different things and that is allowed.""

LORE & ORIGIN

Per Wikipedia's article on the AITA subreddit, the subreddit was launched on June 8, 2013, and users post a conflict titled 'AITA' and receive one of four verdict labels: YTA ('you're the asshole'), NTA ('not the asshole'), NAH ('no assholes here') and ESH ('everyone sucks here').

FIRST SEEN
2013-06-08 (r/AmITheAsshole launched, per Wikipedia)
PEAK ERA (EDITORIAL)
2018-2020s
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Related To:AITA

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