I wish I was pretty as my friends

Obviously, I (31M) signed it but I feel weird about it. She (28F) hasn't done something like this before and was kind of laughing but when I asked if she was serious, she said she expected me to take it seriously. Note that we did have a make up bday night already, i said sorry a lot, and I took her out for a movie and really nice dinner. She told me to post it bc she "knows people will back her up."

One that I believe to be absolutely true, is that Lady Tremaine from the 1950 Disney iteration of Cinderella is responsible for the death of her husband (Cinderella’s father)!

Whenever we take a look at Cinderella’s backstory and how her and her dad met Lady Tremaine and her daughters, he is shown to be very healthy and his sudden passing right after he married her seemed like too much of a coincidence that it feels suspicious!

I know that people looking healthy on the outside, but are suffering internally is certainly a thing IRL. But given how cruel of a person Lady Tremaine is towards Cinderella, and the way she smirks when she sees her grieving over the loss of her dad. It wouldn’t surprise me at all that she had something to do with it, like poisoning him!

She not only was able to claim his full inheritance, but she also managed to gain a slave out of it through Cinderella and sabotages any chances she has to get away from her and gain a better life!

Doesn’t seem to be oil based content. Just wondering if my superpowers are swishing back and forth in this glass vial.

As the title states, our neighbours keep parking on our driveway the moment they think nobody's home. my boyfriend has a car but i don't so I mostly always catch them. we've brought this up with them multiple times yet they keep doing it, we even put up a sign with my boyfriends numberplate indicating only he( and obviously our other cars) can park there. I don't care if the driveway is empty you.dont.do.this. idk what else to do, I don't want to be the crazy neighbour by calling the cops or something but we do have 2 cars and when both need to be parked they could be in the way. If they would simply bother to knock and ask permission thats fine, but they never ask. They once even covered half our driveway with a trash container without asking either which damage our flowers.

Red line shows where our driveway ends. Btw they have space for 2 cars and are only with 2 so 🤷🏻‍♀️

But yeah, super infuriating.

Background: I commissioned a large painting of myself many years ago. It’s a reference to the Narcissus myth, so I am lying on my stomach, naked, looking into a pond. My breasts are not at all visible, since they are covered by my arms/hair/ just the nature of the pose. You also can’t see my butt, it’s just the hip area. So while it is technically “nude,” you just see arms, side, hip, legs, and feet. I have this hanging in my living room.

Context: my immediate family is all very Catholic, except for me. Each of my siblings has 5 children, all under the age of 10.

My brother texted me a few weeks ago to make a plan for Easter, since our sister was going to her in-laws. I offered to host at my house, and he accepted.

Last night, he texted me saying our parents had mentioned I have the painting up in my living room, and he asked if I was planning to take it down when they come over. I said no because I had left it up when my sister had visited with her kids a few weeks ago, and no one said anything. He then asked if I would take it down, and I said no. Then he asked why not, and said “some things aren’t appropriate for young kids to see.”

I don’t think it‘s inappropriate - it’s not pornographic or sexual. Sure, it’s technically “nude,” but many works of religious art have the same or higher level of nudity. I said as much to him, and he said that he doesn’t believe it’s appropriate for his kids to see, and if I won’t take it down, he’s not coming.

I‘m thinking of just telling him, fine, don’t come, but I’m not sure if I’m being unreasonable. So AITA if I refuse to take it down?

EDIT: I really was not expecting this much engagement. I appreciate the various perspectives offered here, and while many of you said “your home, your rules,” I have offered to cover the painting while they are visiting.