The so-called 'friend' also posted pictures of herself in the dress on social media...

He's not a babysitter, he's their father.

A mother who is totally unaware of her daughters feelings.

Gay pals before toxic gals

Is he her landlord or her boyfriend?!

There's something fishy here.

He is no man. Not even close.

When wedding aesthetics are more important than family...

A girlfriend who keeps it real.

It started out with a kid, how did it end up like this? It was only a kid, it was only a kid.

You're fetishizing your girlfriend

There's a difference between helpful feedback and just being mean.

Family matters can quickly turn ugly when money is involved, and this case is a perfect example of such a situation. One man took to r/aita on Reddit, asking if he was in the wrong for requesting his brother-in-law's wedding gift 3 years after the wedding had taken place. The gift in question was a pair of 2 round-trip tickets to anywhere in the States. OP and his wife hadn't actually used the tickets, but had a friend flying out to them, and wanted to regift the tickets. OP was quick to mentio…

What a Debbie downer

There were some missed social cues here

It might sound ridiculous to dump someone over something as trivial as a birthday cake, but sometimes there is much more meaning to that cake than meets the eye. Recently, a woman turned to Reddit to see if she was in the wrong for a spat her and her boyfriend of 10 months got into. It was about a birthday cake. She had been telling him for months that for her birthday she didn't want any presents, she only wanted on thing and it was a pineapple upside down cake from a very specific local baker…