This marriage is off to a rocky start

Why would he want her family heirloom when he made 0 effort to make her feel like family???

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…

Divorce is petty af

Imagine going through this emotional rollercoaster

Some situations don't warrant the reactions they are given, and in this case, a young man trashed his parent's house in response to them telling him he wasn't allowed to sleep in the same room as his girlfriend on a family vacation that they were paying for, in their home, that they owned and purchased themselves . This child in question is 19 years old, and should probably know better. Also, he should have just been grateful his girlfriend was allowed to come at all. Our parents certainly woul…

Talk about mommy issues

How could the baby have the audacity to be born on such a special day ???

Why do kids always get caught in the crossfire

Toss him in the wilderness with a hunting knife, see if he passes the hubby test

Divorce is one of the toughest things to endure, and some rude family members adopt the mission of making it as miserable as humanely possible for you. Sometimes those family members are your own, while at other times, they are your spouses. This man was together with his wife for 4 years, married for 1.5 of them. After a falling out, his wife's mother convinced her to ‘evict’ him from their shared apartment in France, where they were residing. Toxic, much? She didn't even give him a warning, w…

Marriage is a beautiful thing. Everything from the vows to the ceremony, the flowers, the dress, the… wait, what were we talking about again? Oh yeah, how couples oftentimes forget the promises they made to each other on their wedding day. We hate to break it to you, but the ‘for better or for worse’ part doesn't just stop once the honeymoon phase is over. Why promise to love and to cherish someone if when it comes down to it, you won't be coming through? This brings us to today's Reddit story.…

People who know how to live

It's the hair in the shower that did it for me…

Some people are just broken

The audacity is next level