Because I can't cook for sh*t, one of my favorite pastimes is scrolling through the Food Porn subreddit. These people know exactly what they're doing when it comes to the kitchen, and I desperately envy them. This week's a big one for all the sweet tooth people out there - we've got cakes and pastries galore, along with some delectable meat dishes along the way. Scroll down for all the deliciousness. 

All dating apps can be entertaining AF, but there's something about Tinder that makes it the most strange, and therefore, the most entertaining for all the super bored singles out there. Twitter page Tinder Scaries collects the funniest conversations on the app, and we love to see them on a daily basis. Here are the conversations of the week that made us believe in love again. 

Planning a wedding can be very stressful. The more you plan, the more things can go wrong, and, well, it can take a village to ensure that everything goes seamlessly. If you're lucky you have a supportive circle of family and friends by your side to help you through it. It's normal to expect some help, but that doesn't mean you can start acting overly entitled and expect the world from each person you know. You may be getting married, but everyone else also has a life and in our humble opinion, it's not their job to drop everything for your 'happy day.'

Everybody has cringy stories from hookups that probably didn't need to happen. Noses get bumped, tongues get bitten, and well, sometimes people get way too in the mood and some extremely awkward words slip out of their mouths. If this has happened to you, it's completely normal, sometimes we just feel the need to speak when it's really just not necessary. But if you're not actually interested in the person you're smooching, saying something cringy af could be a very efficient way to get them to leave you alone. In case you're looking for some inspo, here are some of the worst things to say after a kiss.

It's amazing how some people have the ability to say so much without really saying anything of substance at all. Around here, we refer to such people as mansplainers. We all know that Mansplaining is nothing new, but nowadays we have the luxury of sharing/roasting every terrible mansplaining instance we have to experience on Twitter. We've truly come a long way, mansplainers, on the other hand, still have a lot to learn.

As a parent, you never stop worrying about your children. They could be at school, at a party, at the doctor's office, across the world, even chilling upstairs in their bedroom, and there will always be a little part of you that wants to make sure that they're okay. Parents are meant to protect their children after all. But at some point, you need to loosen your grip a little bit. You don't have to throw them out the window like a little bird you nursed to health, but you do have to grant them partial freedom at some point to grow on their own.

Another week calls for more top-notch advice from our resident Karen. This week, Karen advises a community member who tried calling the police on a policeman who showed up to the house due to a noise complaint, a woman who is fed up with her neighbor's dog, and a fast-food enthusiast who was treated horribly by customer service. Once Karen hits you up with your advice, you'll rule all the incompetent managers and employees of the world. 

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For the most part, people are professional at work. They come to work, do their jobs, and don't commit crimes, or sleep with anyone while there. You know, that sort of thing. But others have a hard time sticking to these types of rules and decide that work is an appropriate place to have sex, steal money, and generally disregard all proper social conduct. If you can get away with it, props to you - sort of. Ok, not really. But if you're going to do something that stupid at work, at least make sure you don't get caught. These people share stories of the compromising positions they caught their coworkers in, and the tales are pretty shocking! Have you ever found a coworker in a situation they shouldn't have been?

We're always looking for ways to glow up, whether it be hitting up the gym or checking out the self-help books. But have you ever considered going to Twitter for the life hacks that you need? Beyond all the negativity, there are actually some pretty solid life hacks. Some are ridiculous, whereas others are quite useful. Either way, we're here for it. Scroll down for our fave life hacks of the week. 

In today's "Am I The A$$hole?" thread, the OP is a wholesome dad questioning if he is misogynistic for being momentarily disappointed after his fourth daughter was born. However, it was a moment that passed very quickly, and he was ecstatic about his newborn right after. His wife asked him why he looked slightly disappointed after, and he admitted that he was disappointed for a second, but was so grateful for their baby girl. His mom told him she was disappointed in him for this moment of 'misogyny.' I personally can't say that I agree with the mom. After three daughters, I understand why he would be hoping for a son, and he still loves his fourth daughter wholeheartedly. We're humans, and sometimes we have fleeting emotions. That's okay. What do you think? Scroll down for more context. 

Instagram is the go-to platform when you want aesthetically pleasing content, and Instagram page Call It Design is the peak of aesthetically pleasing when it comes to home decor. Currently, I live in a hovel, but once I get the money to fund the Call It Design lifestyle, it's over for you hoes. Scroll down for some home inspo, and be sure to follow the people behind Call It Design on the gram. 

Parenting is one of the most challenging jobs in the world, especially when you're a single parent. Parents don't always get it right; in fact, most of the time, they screw up. But the sign of a good parent is one who can admit their mistakes and apologize to their kids when they get it wrong. One dad posted on Reddit, wanting to know how badly he had f*cked up when he cut his daughter's hair. He explained that he is a single parent and struggles to maintain his seven-year-old daughter's hair, which she refuses to take any responsibility for herself. After many discussions with her, he finally cut her hair, which she found very distressing. His mother and sister told him that it was the wrong move, but he is unsure. Redditors gave mixed responses, with many telling him that his reasoning was fair, but the way he carried it out wasn't OK. Below is his account; scroll through and tell us what you think. Is this bad parenting, or were his actions justified?

Being married to someone, you kind of become a team, especially in social gatherings. You are in charge of taking careof each other, reading the other person's expression to see when they want to go home, and helping to make the other person look good in front of their friends. Although teasing is a form of flirting, nobody wants to be humiliated by their significant other in public. However, if you're some kind of compulsive liar, there is simply no way you can expect your partner to keep up with your literal BS. Here's an idea, maybe try honesty?