Should she tell her brother who his fiancée really is?

After all, it is HER money.

Some people find it hard to understand that working from home still means having to work. Even though you are home, you are still required to do your job, and other than not having to commute and possibly working in your pajamas, it is not so different than working from the office. My husband, for example, has a hard time letting me work whenever I work from home and he is there. He will constantly come and talk to me, sometimes even while I am in the middle of a meeting. I always have to remin…

Every person is entitled to choose their friends and the people who are closest to them. No one should tell you who you can be friends with, and whether or not you are allowed to talk to certain people. That being said, common sense points out that there should be some red lines one should not cross. For example, being friends with your sibling's ex should not cross your mind, or keeping in contact with your ex's parents. Some relationships are simply off-limits, and no one should have to be th…

"It takes less than 30 seconds for him to reach out."

Who's gonna tell him?

You're not “ungrateful”. They don't know when to stop getting involved in your life.

If your spouse enthusiastically agrees to be their BFF's infidelity alibi, that might be a red flag.

The cycle ends here

“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...”

What else was she supposed to do?

He betrayed her long before the confession.

Fathers are parents too

You shouldn't have to “earn” the respect of someone who claims they love you.

Even though it is not a solution many families aspire to reach, divorce can often do wonders for a family. Sure, no couple wants to admit defeat and give up, but sometimes, having the heart to separate is the best thing to do both for the parents and their kids. Understanding this might be a lot harder for the kids than the parents, so parents have to approach the subject very carefully to make sure everyone is actually on board with the idea of splitting up the family. Something that definitel…

Many people believe having a causal and physical relationship with a friend is great, but I honestly cannot get behind the idea. Maybe it is because I am a hopeless romantic, but I truly believe it either ends with a real relationship, or a disaster. If it ends with a relationship, then I guess no harm was done, and it might be a cute story you could tell your kids in the far ( far ) future. If it ends in a disaster, then, well, you have a disaster to deal with, and everyone involved is probabl…