Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Family matters can get hairy; we always want to be on good terms with relatives, and have that tight-knit feeling of security with them. It doesn’t always go according to plan though, and boundaries can get crossed too easily. When it comes to protecting children, every decent mother and father will want to put their child’s safety on a pedestal. Knowing how helpless they are is the first step to proper guidance. This brings us to the Reddit th…

Some girls grew up wanting to be Disney princesses, others wishing they could be sassy fairies!

He set himself up for that one.

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He could've avoided all of this...

What goes around comes around!

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It's all or nothing.

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Seeing your parents divorce and remarry is not a coveted experience by anyone. It’s heartbreaking to see commitment that once was overshadowed by something stronger. The whole notion of love ruined and disillusioned in ways you never thought possible. Seeing your parents break up is something no child or adult should ever have to go through, yet as painful as it is, it’s incredibly common. In this Reddit thread, the original poster (OP) is a wo…

Day 6 of unwashed hair and you've watched 13 hours of braiding tutorials...

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. When it comes to our personal belongings, some people get overly sensitive and possessive. Lending out clothes to your friend is one thing, but we all have a boundary somewhere where we have to tell someone, ‘no.’ We’re never obligated to give up our things, lend them out, or let people borrow them. In this Reddit thread, that’s not what this coworker had in mind. In this story, the original poster (OP) is a woman who occasionally gives her cow…

"When I said no, she told me that she and my dad wouldn’t come. She couldn’t be part of an event that might hurt peoples feelings."

It's my burden to bear

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