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You should always prioritize your family while upholding a strong bond with them. Having said that, setting boundaries for how you want to be treated is also crucial to safeguarding your mental welfare and privacy. The story below is an account of a frustrated 16-year-old girl. The original poster (OP) is a daughter of divorced parents. Throughout the post, the original poster relays the reasons she feels more comfortable living with her father in comparison to her mother. Thus, make sure to re…

Petty in pink!

Welcome back internet lovers. Disrespect can come in many different forms . It could be someone talking behind your back, or it could be right to your face. Through the woes of relationships, it’s almost impossible not to feel disrespected at some point or another. When you’re slaving away, providing space, food, and drink for someone, it’s customary to receive gratitude in return. If someone steps on your toes and doesn’t even seem thankful, it’s more than likely you’re going to speak up and s…

Hey there internet people. Family vacations can be either incredible, or can tear families apart. It’s not easy coordinating between couples, children, and individuals. It can bring people to the brink of their patience. Having to always keep everyone’s feelings and moods in mind, and trying to please them all is straining and tiring. It’s especially uncomfortable when you’re invited to what you think is a family vacation, meanwhile your brother and his wife just want a free babysitter while th…

Welcome back internet enthusiasts. For every story about a couple’s dispute, people love to know all the juicy details. When marrying someone and having children with them, they could really change over the years. They could change so much that you feel like you can barely recognize them anymore. People change for the better, and for the worse. Take this couple. Even though they already had children, things were good. There’s something about that second or third child that could make a person g…

Welcome back queens and kings of the internet. Family relationships can be tough . Through the years you may develop animosity or hostility towards each other, for one reason or another. Jealousy could tear relationships apart, and it takes a certain level of maturity to be on good terms. Things could heat up when you feel envy for your sister’s seemingly perfect life. She’s in a great relationship, she’s happy, she’s going to be married. It can be hard to understand fully what this all means,…

Your first focus should always be your family, especially your wife. Having said that how would you respond if your significant other deliberately withheld vital information from you regarding the task at hand so that you look foolish in front of his friends and extended family? The story that follows is the story of a disgruntled wife. The original poster (OP) describes how her spouse neglected to inform her that there would be a picture session, which left her unprepared and clueless when she…

Your family should always come first. But while you're on vacation, are you still supposed to be the responsible aunt that everyone knows and loves, or are you allowed to unwind and enjoy yourself without a single worry in the world? The story below describes the sister who is frustrated. In the next months, it is anticipated that the original poster (OP) will take a much-needed vacation. OP is eager to go because she hasn't had the chance to travel in over ten years. Things quickly became heat…

Welcome back internet enthusiasts. Family is tough. It’s as if there’s a phrase about how we don’t choose our family …as if the whole world is on board with this notion. The popular phrase is both true, and daunting. We all have members of our family that we’d rather not know . At least it gives us the opportunity to choose our friends wisely, and our partners even wiser. When you’re the runt of the family, you could either have it easy, being treated like the ‘baby,’ or you could be dumped wit…

At all times, your children should come first. But what if you struggle to provide each of your kids the same amount of affection and attention, making some of them feel less than others? The story below is an account of a frustrated wife. The original poster (OP) had been happily married to her spouse for a considerable amount of time. Together, they have two children, Ella and Ryan. Nonetheless, the husband and his ex-partner have a 16-year-old daughter named Amy. That said, while OP and her…

In our most vulnerable moments , it can be really easy to sink down to the point that we Google our partner’s ex just to compare ourselves. It’s silly, really. That person is an ex for a reason, and you partner is actively choosing to be with you now, so there isn’t any reason to worry. But when the insecurities are insecuring and the ego is wheezing like a dis-inflated balloon, we might begin to tell ourselves otherwise. Throw in a mean-spirited mother-in-law who seems to favor your partner’s…

Welcome back women and men of the internet. The lawless actions of mother-in-laws can be shockingly immature. From high demands, to scathing, unnecessary comments, their behavior is timelessly unadulterated chaos. Moving in with your mother-in-law is also no walk in the park. You have your own family to take care of , your children, and the relationship with your husband to upkeep. Of course, when you’re raising small children your love life might take the backseat, but what’s more of a vibe-ki…

running a full-time daycare is not what this SAHM thought her life would be like

Well, this is awkward

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen. Family is one of the most important things in the world. They’re your origins, your home, and people who will always be in your life. Now, just because they’re important does not mean you owe them everything. There should be a diligent balance and harmony in the relationship. There should be unconditional love, without neediness. There should be communication without force, and a yearning to spend time together without feeling obligated to. So what’s the proto…