"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.

It's not like her kids were included in his parents' will, either.

When trick-or-treating becomes a chore...

Fair isn't always equal.

Welcome back internet enthusiasts. There are certain things in life that we feel possessive about, and rightfully so. Someone touching our phone may feel like a violation worthy of the guillotine, and someone sitting at our work desk may make us feel like we’re going insane. Our belongings and our spaces should never be intruded upon, no matter how much audacity someone has. In this Reddit thread, the original poster (OP) is a man who lives his stuff, his privacy, and wants people to respect hi…

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. As children, sometimes we just don’t know any better. I truly believe some children are just born to be naughtier and more mischievous than others. Regardless of how much a parent may try to reel their kid in, make them behave, and teach them lessons, the kid may rebel anyway. In this Reddit thread, the original poster (OP) is a woman whose daughter has a 16-year-old grudge against her cousin, and OP supports it. The cousin let the daughter’s c…

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. We often do a lot for our partners and loved ones. From lauding them for their accomplishments, assuaging them through emotional times, or just comforting them when they need us. We all have our boundaries though, and even through a willingness to unconditionally love and support our partners, we have to b e obstinate when our boundaries are crossed. In this Reddit thread, it centers around an engaged couple. The original poster (OP) is a woman…

Welcome back internet enthusiasts. We’re all the main character in the movie of our life. The world revolves around us , and our comforts, our wants, our needs. Why would a stranger’s needs surpass our own? Why should we sacrifice our comforts and wants for the sake of someone else? We all have our boundaries regarding this, and that’s exactly what this Reddit thread is about. In this Reddit piece, the original poster (OP) is a man who’s booked a window seat on a flight due to his height. It’s…

"He stormed off, and I shouted that I didn't know I was engaged to a child who threw a tantrum when he didn't get what he wanted."

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

She thought she was Nancy Drew.

What's in a name?

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 ladies and gentlemen of the internet. You can know someone for years, spend all your time with them, even live with them, until one reproaching day unveils a curtain you weren’t prepared to diges t. When the rose colored glasses fall off and long ignored verisimilitude appears, it can be jarring and traumatic. Honesty and trust predicate any healthy relationship, and their foundation is what keeps couples together. This brings us to the Reddit thread. The original poster (OP) is 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,…