"She starts going off about how perfect it would be to have a ‘big moment’ where everyone finds out the gender during my reception, and how I should ‘totally do a balloon release or confetti pop for her.’"

Finders keepers... you know the rest.

Seems the lottery ticket took the trash people out of her life.

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. We’ve all dealt with entitled Karen's, but they never cease to amaze us with their audacity. From their abhorrent complaints, to their pedant entitlement, these archetypes of a woman really do exist. It can sneak up on you to think that even your neighbor can turn out to be a Karen. To expect your neighbor to host a party for your child’s birthday is outrageous and beyond entitled. What has this person experienced that they expect practically a…

Welcome back internet enthusiasts and aficionados. There seems to b e endless stories of Karens wanderin g the Earth. Whether they’re your customer at a restaurant, your neighbor, or in your workplace, they show their true colors in every situation. They always have food to bring back to the kitchen, a complaint about your lawn upkeep, or your perfume at work. They’ve earned their name for a reason ; for their entitled, selfish, and grossly inappropriate behavior. The funny thing about Karens,…

Female loyalty is a force to be reckoned with.

Establishing a friendly relationship with your neighbor is essential if you want to enjoy your tenor. Having said that, how would you react if your obnoxious neighbor attempted to dictate your every move? The story below is an account of a frustrated neighbor. Just recently, the original poster (OP) moved into a new home. Everything was going great at first, but things quickly got out of hand when the woman who lived next door knocked on her door. The neighbor, who could see OP getting ready in…

“I've never been allowed to sit on my porch with just my husband. I can’t talk to him for more than 15 seconds before she runs over with her dog.”

Well, you were warned.

Family should always come first. Even so, how would you react if your in-laws purchased the house next door and wanted to relocate ‘within walking distance’ of you? Would the thought of your mother-in-law's face scare you every morning, or would you be grateful for the extra help? The daughter-in-law who is frustrated is described in the story below. The original poster (OP) and her partner recently bought their first home together. At first, everything appeared to be going rather well for OP,…