Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Christmas is a ubiquitous favorite for so many people across the globe. From the beautifully lurid lights, to the warm meals and family time, most people will cite it as their favorite holiday. Some people spend Christmas with their parents, some with their partner’s parents, and some with their nuclear family. But what about situations in which you’re divorced and there are children involved? This brings us to the Reddit thread. In this story,…

Christmas: a magical, plentiful, convivial, festive holiday. Christmas offers everything for our coveting pallets, from sentimental family time, cozy, lighthearted Christmas movies while the fireplace rolls on, to the gift of giving and receiving presents before a scrumptious, warm meal together. The best part is that it lasts from the moment Thanksgiving ends, allowing plenty of time to feel ensconced in the celebratory atmosphere. It’s an important holiday for most, and an exciting day to loo…

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Christmas is a holiday favorite. We all remember waking up in the early hours of the morning to open gifts from Santa. The lights, the tree, and stockings hanging above the fireplace, it gives us the feeling of a warm embrace. Some families have a big ham for dinner, or maybe a pot roast filled pumpkin, but either way it’s always warm, satisfying, and hits all the tender taste buds that have us wanting more and more. It’s important to never for…

Kid's footie pajamas are too darn adorable

To host, not to host?

How do you deal with a husband who disregards your needs?

That's not the surprise she was hoping for

Divorce, kids, Christmas, and money.

Sleighing parenthood.

Maybe too many kids is an actual deal breaker.

Fun fact: My father refuses to buy my mother jewelry. The last time he set foot in a jewelry store was over thirty years ago when he proposed. He continues to argue that he would never be able to afford her upscale taste and bling. The story below is of a loyal girlfriend who has spent four long years with a man who refuses to spoil her with gifts. After four years of dating, OP continues to ask her partner for the same straightforward present every year: a piece of jewelry she will never take…

For those giggles and groans around the Christmas table.

If you can't see each other, at least send memes.

Coming home for the holidays is when being the cool aunt reaches its peak

You know things are getting rocky when your husband acts worse than a two-year-old.

If you love Christmas, you gotta love the Grinch too.