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We learned a lot about ourselves in the past year and a half, but if there's one thing that stuck with me it's to book that flight. We never know when an apocalypse might hit, and therefore, we must live in the spectacular now. On Reddit Travel, globetrotters share gorgeous pictures of places around the world they've been lucky enough to visit. We've compiled a couple of our favorite snapshots below. Obviously, France makes the list a couple of times. Don't let your dream destinations be dreams. Hopefully, these pictures will inspire you to make them a reality. 

Relationships are messy and complicated, but we hope we can expect logic from our significant other, at the very least. In today's "Am I The A$$hole?" thread, OP is confused that her boyfriend is upset at her after she bought him birthday presents. He claims that she only bought him gifts so that he would repay the favor on her birthday. We hoped he would have wanted to buy her a gift as her boyfriend, but clearly, we thought wrong. Redditors think there must be an underlying personal issue for the boyfriend that we're unaware of, but what do guys think of this weird situation? Let us know in the comments. 

Another week on Reddit's infamous "Am I The A$$hole?" subreddit calls for another family drama thread. In this week's episode of family drama, OP tells us about her husband's big family who expects them to host meals all the time. Because the family is old-fashioned, they expect all the responsibility to fall on the wife. When OP and her husband suggested the regular dinners switch to a potluck with everyone contributing, the rest of the family was not having it, so the couple finally said they wouldn't be hosting anymore if they didn't switch to a potluck. Scroll down for all the juicy details of this one, ladies and gents. 

This week, we have internet worlds colliding on Reddit's "Am I the A$$hole?" thread, featuring a Karen in the wild. Karen's hubby told us all about his wife's latest behavior at a drive-thru. No surprise that Karens love to frequent and make a scene at drive-thrus. After yelling at a poor drive-thru employee and calling the manager to complain about her, OP hubby and his kids went back to explain to the manager that the employee did nothing wrong and tipped the employee. When Karen found out what they did, she was fuming. She grounded her husband, as well as their adult children (who are 18 and 20). We didn't know it was possible to ground three adults, yet here we are. Hubby wants to know if they were in the wrong for going behind her back. Scroll down for more context and let us know what you think in the comments. 

We're all guilty of embracing the alternative over the mainstream. But there's a reason the mainstream stuff is popular - because it's pretty awesome, and it's okay to admit it. We're into what other girls are into, and that's totally okay. I used to think boy bands were so basic, but they're pretty darn good, and I'm no longer ashamed to fangirl over them. I've become one with myself, and so should all of you. Women on a recent Reddit thread talked about things they used to think were stupid, but now love, and we're so here for being true to ourselves and our passions. Scroll down to see what they had to say. 

Looking for ways to chill TF out ASAP? Look no further than the expertise of the women of Reddit. On a recent AskWomen thread, they came up with the most-low effort ways to reduce stress. We're the kind of girls that would love to not give a f*ck, but unfortunately, we give many f*cks on a daily basis. These stress reduction methods will hopefully come in handy for us in the future. Let us know if you have any other foolproof methods in the comments. 

We can always count on Reddit's infamous "Am I The A$$hole?" thread for some juicy family drama. In this post, a distraught stepmom has no idea how to handle her relationship with her stepdaughter. Because the girl's bio momconvinced her that the OP was the homewrecker that ruined her parent's marriage when they actually only got together after the parents got divorced. When visiting her stepmom's home, she totally snapped at her, calling her both a homewrecker and a gold digger. Major yikes. Scroll down for more of the dramatic details. 

Just Girly Things is a Tumblr account that's been around for quite some time now, covering all the magical albeit cheesy things that girls experience or yearn for. Even though the account is pretty old at this point, it doesn't stop people from making fun of the cheesy, dramatic photos that have been posted on it over the years. Redditors have launched a subreddit poking fun of the content on Just Girly Things, and the memes they have come up with are pretty hilarious. Scroll down for some of our most recent faves. 

Reddit's infamous "Am I The A$$hole?" subreddit never ceases to disappoint when it comes to providing all the fam drama. As per usual, we're so here for the tea. In short, the original poster is a teen who was excited about treating her dad on an all-expenses camping trip in honor of Father's Day. Even though her mom hates camping, she decided to come along and made the trip all about herself. According to the OP, her mom kept trying to get rid of her, even trying to get her to hang out with other teens at the campsite so that the two of them could have alone time. OP was not having it and eventually flipped out at her mom, who stormed out in tears. So, who's the jerk in the situation? Scroll down for more context. 

If you've read some of our previous stuff, you'll know that we've had our fair share of bones to pick with the male species. To be fair, they have some bones to pick with us too. Hey - we never said we were perfect, but we're trying our best out here. Apparently, fellow men have taken issue with specific male behaviors too. A Redditor launched a thread asking men about things other men do that piss them off, and boy, we hit the jackpot with this one, ladies. Anything these guys missed? Scroll down and let us know in the comments. 

Shy guys are having a moment right now. Remember when Jordin Sparks wrote a song about how she "don't mind me a shy boy," cleverly titled Shy Boy? That's because she knew what was good for us, even back then. On a subreddit thread, a Reddit woman asked Reddit men how to properly flirt with shy guys, and they had a whole lot to say on the matter. To make a long story short, just be super direct because they won't be able to identify even the most blatant of flirting. Need more details? Read on. 

We're always overanalyzing the weird quirks of our own bodies, but it's definitely not the only body we're invested in. The male body has piqued the interest of women and famous sculptors alike over the course of history, and the modern-day attitude is no different. A Redditor asked Reddit women what they found most surprising about the male body when they saw a man naked for the first time, and the responses range from totally expected to hilarious. Scroll down to check 'em out, and let us know if they missed anything in the comments. 

Think about the reasons you apply sunscreen. We're sure preventing early aging and skin cancer is high on your list of reasons. Is trying not to look like races other than white another reason on your list? Yeah, we didn't think so. In today's episode of the infamous "Am I the A$$hole?" subreddit, the original poster told fellow Redditors about how her friend accused her of being racist for applying sunscreen regularly. Apparently, the friend was convinced that OP put on sunscreen in order to prevent getting as tan as races that aren't white. Excuse me, what?! Confusion significantly intensified for us. What do y'all think? Scroll down for more context. 

How could you tell whether your friends are the real deal? First thing, they don't intentionally serve you something you're allergic to. If your friends have done this, it's probably a sign that they're not really your friends. That's exactly what went down in the latest "Am I The A$$hole?" subreddit thread. The original poster's boyfriend's friends invited them over, and OP informed them that she's allergic to lychee. When she arrived, both the starter and the main course had lychee. Apparently, the friends did it to get revenge on her because they thought she cooked halloumi skewers at a BBQ a month prior when one of the friends was lactose intolerant. The boyfriend was actually the one that made the skewers. Regardless, these friends sound hella toxic. What do y'all think? Let us know in the comments below. 

Defining the relationship can be super awks, especially in this day and age. You could tell that your casual hookup has caught the feels for you, and if you don't feel the same way, that conversation might not be one you want to have. Luckily for you, Redditors came up with a genius thread about how to respond when your summer fling asks the dreaded question: "what are we?" Instead of being mature and honest about it, you could avoid responding entirely with the wonderfully hilarious one-liners below.