Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Family should be people we can trust, our inherent love and support in the dastardly universe. Not being able to rely on family creates a whirlwind of internal emotional issues that aren’t easily remedied. Trust should predicate upon family relations, and without this tether to your roots, it can be difficult to navigate adult relationships forever. Despite familial bonds that should be our source of comfort in the world, no one likes when rumo…

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. When lending someone something as significant and expensive as your car, one has to know the consequences. It seems like a simple gesture to lend a close friend or family member your car for the day. I mean, isn’t that what friends and family are for? It’s only a one time thing, that’s the worst that could happen? But some people get unlucky with that one time favor. I know that when I had a car, I would rather drive it in any other possible ci…

Umm, you seem to have forgotten–It's MY house

She knew the rules...

Nobody needs to 'expand their palette' on Thanksgiving Day

Everybody has that ONE cousin who is a total mooch...

"I genuinely thought I was invited"

Take two!

A non-refundable life lesson

Uninvited over a technicality

Pics of the dress in question inside!

Finders keepers... you know the rest.

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. When it’s someone’s wedding, it’s obvious to just respect their wishes for the wedding they want. Some people don’t want a plus one, some want everyone to wear a certain color, and some don’t want any children to attend. In my humble opinion, all these reasons are valid. Although, there is a line that goes from valid expectation to bridezilla . In this Reddit story, the original poster (OP) is the bride who wants her wedding to be child-free. I…

For good reason, people discourage merging business with pleasure: things never, ever turn out well. The story below is an account of a frustrated cousin. The original poster (OP) gave $5,000 to his cousin a few years ago, stating that his cousin was in dire need of help due to serious financial problems. Years later, though, the cousin's financial circumstances have much improved, but he still won't pay OP back for the $5,000 he so kindly loaned him, and he keeps silent whenever the topic is b…

Maid of Horror

"2 means 2"