Yet another thing to be thankful for this holiday season.

No one gets you quite like your work bestie does

There are two types of people on this planet. The first becomes enraged and leaves when they are treated unfairly, whereas the second becomes resentful and wants to exact revenge on the offender. The story below is an account of a frustrated girlfriend. The original poster (OP) had been dating her boyfriend for more than a year. Things were going great at first, but when the boyfriend lost his job and chose to wallow in his grief rather than hunt for a new position, things started to go haywire…

the best part of the Olympics is that it's during work hours

“I did my best to follow her rules, but she would still find reasons to complain and criticize me.”

this meeting could have been a fistfight

we're in this together

time to go get paid to gossip

A true blue collar king

the boyfriend's reaction isn't helping his case...

Being a woman in tech is hard, but being the only woman on your team in tech is something else. You get used to the condescending looks and lines such as ‘You sure you can handle it?’ or ‘Here, let me help you out’, and the infamous ‘You’re being aggressive' when all you're being is… assertive. You would think men had more of a backbone but it turns out, they do not. An obligatory ‘Not all men’ of course, but yeah, some of them, or even a lot of them happen to be in tech. It's frustrating tryin…

The forbidden love trope is a fan favorite, but in real life it just plain sucks for pretty much everyone involved, minus the two lovers. Most of the time, affairs are an unfortunate symptom of an underlying issue in people's marriages, and they tend to live a bitter, fiery aftermath of hurt feelings and rotten flowers. Some people are better than others at hiding their romantic escapades, but when you're (for lack of a better word) dating someone at work, coworkers are bound to find out. In th…

No need to lecture the queen, it seems like she knows what she's doing...