Life moves on, and so should you, even when it comes to your hair stylist. But what happens when the one who moved away returns, only to be offended by your decision to switch? This is the dilemma faced by a woman who chose to continue seeing her new stylist after the original one moved an hour away. But here's where it gets controversial... When the original stylist returned, she was shocked to discover that her client had been seeing someone else. The tension in the salon was palpable, and the client felt the need to defend her choice. She explained that she wasn't obligated to follow the stylist when she moved, and that she didn't owe her an explanation. But the original stylist wasn't happy, and she texted the client, demanding an explanation. So, AITA (Am I the Asshole) for not telling my former stylist that I switched to another stylist in the same salon while she was gone for a year? Now she's back. The Reddit community weighed in, with many agreeing that the client was not in the wrong. After all, she had every right to choose a stylist who could provide her with the service she needed, even if it meant not following the original stylist to a new location. But this situation raises an important question: when a service provider moves away, do you have an obligation to continue seeing them? And if not, how do you navigate the delicate situation when they return? The client's story serves as a reminder that life moves on, and sometimes, so should your choices. And that's the part most people miss...
