I Baked Cupcakes for the Office but Left One Coworker Out. AITA?

Here’s a story of a young professional who loves baking for her colleagues but had a tiff with one particular person in the office. When her birthday came, she decided to bake cupcakes for everyone, except for this colleague. Was it a practical decision or was she being petty? Read on to find out.

Baking cupcakes for office, but excluded one coworker. AITA?

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Left out coworker, better mentor, and no communication

Office birthday cupcakes cause exclusion. AITA for leaving one out?

Feeling left out of office cupcakes, but is OP the A**hole?

Baking 24 cupcakes for 25 people, AITA?

Sweet gesture turns sour: Cupcakes cause office drama

Polite coworker refuses cupcake, but was it really innocent?

Excluded coworker from cupcakes – justified or mean?

Excuse or valid reason for excluding coworker from cupcakes?

Office drama over a forgotten cupcake

Cupcake-gate causes coworker to feel left out.

Baker wonders if 24 cupcakes are enough for coworkers

Left out coworker from cupcakes, AITA?

Baking cupcakes for the office was a nice gesture but one coworker was left out. The reason? A history of bad blood between the baker and the coworker. Was it a deliberate move to leave him out or was it just practicality? The baker explains her reasoning and asks for judgment from Reddit . Read on to find out more and weigh in with your own opinion.

NTA for not baking an extra cupcake, but should have kept it to yourself.

Baking cupcakes for the office but leaving one coworker out. YTA.

Baking cupcakes earmarked for specific people? NAH, but come on.

OP gets called out for being long-winded and coworkers for spreading gossip

Baking cupcakes or not, office politics never change

Bullying a coworker over cupcakes? YTA for sure.

Don’t be an a**hole in the office, apologize instead

Commenter brings attention to concerning detail in cupcake story

Did OP plan on Leo rejecting the cupcake? Confusion ensues

OP left a coworker out of cupcakes on purpose. YTA.

Excluding a coworker from office cupcakes – YTA or NAH?

OP learns to keep their mouth shut

Offered a cupcake, he rejected it. NTA.

Keep it short, sweet, and cupcake-free with ‍♀️ NTA

Don’t be a cupcake a**hole Bring enough for everyone

Baking cupcakes for the office but left one coworker out. YTA.

Excluding a coworker from cupcakes at work can backfire

Being polite and fair, NTA

Don’t be a cupcake hog Share the love! YTA

Don’t sink to their level : responding to a judgmental coworker

Baking for the office: Is it okay to leave someone out?

Coworker wants last cupcake, commenter thinks it’s unmannerly.

Excluding a coworker from cupcakes: NTA or YTA?

Baking for the office? Bake enough for everyone. YTA

Baking cupcakes leads to office drama. YTA but Leo deserved it

Excluding a coworker from cupcakes was petty, admitting it was worse

Learn to share and communicate better next time.

Don’t mess with someone’s cupcakes, free food is sacred

Baking drama at the office… YTA left a coworker out

Don’t be a cupcake a**hole

Don’t be an a**hole, share your cupcakes with the team

Don’t let Leo get the best of you

Being excluded from office treats is never fun NTA

Commenter defends OP and questions discussion topic.

No cupcakes for Karen NTA wins!

Excluding a coworker – NTA or reputation ruiner?

Clearing the air: Addressing rumors vs. taking responsibility

Honesty isn’t always the best policy ‍♀️

Don’t bring bad vibes to the cupcake party

Don’t treat him like a dog NTA wins

Baking for coworkers but left one out. Soft YTA.