Stepping in and taking on the role of stepmother could result in two distinct results. A happy blended family with strong bonds amongst all of the members would be the ideal result. On the opposite end, the second scenario can entail a disagreement about the appropriate level of parental authority between the biological parent and the stepparent. The story that follows is that of a frustrated wife who had, up until this point, happily welcomed her husband's daughter into her home. Since getting…

(Don't) say cheese!

It started with an argument the couple had a year prior that was “eye-opening” to the fiancée. It took her a year, but now she's decided it won't work. The man feels blindsided, but the internet is on her side.

that's one way to do it

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

Don't even get us started on parallel parking

Forget hot girl summer and single girl eras, everyone knows that peak chaotic energy is during wedding season

If there's one thing that always makes us scream ‘goals’ it's when a man stands up for his woman. Don't get us wrong, feminism is great (and so important!) but when it comes to relationships, we find peace in the idea that our partner is here to protect us - be it from bad weather, bad neighbors, or bad people in the world. And the same goes for us protecting our partners because at the end of the day, we're a team, we're together and that means we have to have each other's backs. Welp, today w…

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…

Own your scars!

Some people

The entitlement must come to an end

If there's one thing we can't stand it's people who believe they're entitled to anything and everything in this damn world. We're not really sure how all these Karens out here have such a high superiority complex but it's time we call them out and stand up for ourselves! Or, at least, for strangers on Reddit. Today we're bringing you a story about an entitled MIL who just won't take no for an answer. Imagine this, you're about to welcome your first-ever baby into the world and your MIL won't st…

The more you read, the worse it gets.

"iT wAs A jOkE"

Oh, love. It makes us do the craziest things. Some people get matching tattoos and others impose strict diets on their spouses. Isn't it magical? Well, that's what this husband thinks at least. We recently stumbled upon a Reddit post that quite literally made our blood boil. So ultimately, we had to share it with you guys. The highlight is on an entitled OP who turned to Reddit to ask whether he'd be an a$$hole for asking his wife to lose 60 pounds before allowing her to accompany him on his up…