The Reddit masses have spoken, and the conclusion is clear, it’s really all about the kids. Children are innocent, no matter how badly their parents screw up. That raises the question, should children suffer the consequences of their parents' mistakes? If there was ever a time when matters are painted in crazy shades of gray, it’s now. They say that parental figures are some of the most important adults in a child's life, especially during their developmental years. For these two daughters thru…

You should start tallying how many times you hear "mom!" in a day. Just for fun...

"I literally just had a super bad day at my store and was hating on all customers, now I'm crying because this is so sweet!"

the mother–daughter dynamic is a special (but turbulent) one indeed

“I somewhat feel like a ‘rebound' and although I can't victimize myself in this situation, the way he insisted on naming our daughter made me feel inferior...”

Maybe this bride actually dodged a bullet before it was too late.

Family should come first at all times. Having said that, how would you feel if your family tried to use your hard-earned money to maintain the opulent lifestyle to which they had become accustomed? The story below is an account of a frustrated daughter. The original poster (OP) takes to Reddit to relay her story. After realizing they could no longer support the opulent lifestyle to which they had grown accustomed, OP's parents got in touch with her to ask for financial aid. They argue that rath…

"This is girlhood… Sometimes our soulmates are our best friends."

As a last-ditch attempt to salvage a relationship, many believe that having a child together would be the best course of action. But what they overlook is that raising a child is quite labor-intensive and demands a lot of your attention, love, and care. Therefore, it's reasonable to conclude that having children is not the best approach for restoring the passion and vigor of a relationship. The story that follows is the tale of a father who is unsure of what to do. The original poster (OP) and…

“My mom is my best friend.” -Baby Spice

"It's too late for me, but it's not too late for them."

Teenage daughter: Mom, don't tell me what to do! Adult daughter: Mom… Please tell me what to do!

This is the time where they assert their autonomy, test boundaries, and push buttons

Merging families ain't easy

This marriage is off to a rocky start

Misogyny defined wrong