Attending the funeral of a person who was too young to pass is always heartbreaking. When it's the funeral of your ex lover and friend, the pain can sometimes be insurmountable. However, when it comes to matters of the heart, things are always a bit more complicated than you'd think. One young woman, a 24 year old with a history of heartbreak, recently discovered exactly how complicated things can get with the passing of a loved one, an ex boyfriend to be specific.

The more you read, the worse it gets.

Meeting the parents is scary for teens

She's basically a single mom already

This toxic husband is worse than the cancer

Although it's common for couples to try and have a social life with their friends outside of their marriage, it's certainly NOT common for a spouse to take off on long extended vacations multiple times a year, blowing off their wife and kids to hang out with a buddy. Especially if it really is just your buddy. 👀

Unashamed and ruthless

As if doing the dishes wasn't enough of a nightmare...

When trying to do better makes it worse

Toss him in the wilderness with a hunting knife, see if he passes the hubby test

Excluding a father from his son's birth may be unusual, but it is the woman's choice. It's totally normal in such a circumstance for the father to have some negative feelings about it, as it is literally depriving him of a lifelong shared memory that he would cherish. To have such obvious, blatant disdain for his misery after such a choice is just mean. There is a way to go about things, and this is not it. A man took to the r/AITA sub after his pregnant wife scolded him heavily, telling him to…

Living with a partner requires sacrifice, as anyone who has ever lived with a roommate (romantic or otherwise) would be well aware of. This woman took to Reddit after her husband basically told her that she needed to change ASAP, or there would be no relationship between them any longer. She explained that she was, in other words, extremely lazy. Her husband, according to her, did 90 percent of the household chores, while she contributed the remaining 10 percent. It's understandable he got fed…

I feel so bad for this woman...

A boyfriend shall be deemed "living with" you when they have stayed over for (A) ten consecutive nights or (B) more than nine nights in three week period or (C) all the weekends of a given month plus three weeknights.

When is it appropriate to tell someone you're dating that you have a child? Perhaps it's best before you hit the 4-5 month mark, but this woman obviously disagrees. A man took to the r/AITA subreddit to ask Redditors their opinion on him walking out of a restaurant on his girlfriend's birthday, after learning via a random friend that stopped to say hi, that she had a kid. When he confronted her, she told him in other words, that it was none of his business. Things got awkward fast, and she excu…

Not even the bare minimum...