It's the season of the witch!

I'm grateful for supportive partners when it comes to setting boundaries with crazy in-laws.

It went from 'a work thing' to 'an emotional one-on-one with my coworker that you're not allowed to join.'

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Hostility between coworkers can affect one’s quality of life to such an extent that they don’t even want to go to the office anymore. And unfortunately, every workplace has that one ‘Karen’ type . The one who’s in everybody’s business , the one who causes the HR fumbles, and the one who everyone hates. If you have a Karen in your office, it’s time to be on the lookout. In this Reddit thread, the original poster (OP) is a woman who’s accidentall…

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Everyone responds differently to infidelity; some people have a no tolerance policy, once it’s done the person closes the door and walks away. Others want to make it work, relying on their love and history to rescue the relationship and rebuild a new one. Either path is legitimate and completely individual; what works for one person may not work for the other, and that’s okay. Baseline sentiment after infidelity and choosing to leave: you don’t…

If you're being mistreated by someone, you have no obligation to help them.

"I feel like it's my dress and my decision."

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Living with a parent as an adult can cause a lot of friction; when we’re with our parents, it can be easy to slide back into being obstinate, petulant, child-like versions of our adult selves. While we may not like to be reminded of those qualities, we were children at one time too. And some people will always feel like they’re parents to their own parents. In this Reddit thread, the original poster (OP) is a man whose father needs a place to s…

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Parenting is no walk in the park. One wrong comment, one slip of the tongue and a curse word comes out, next thing you know your kid is blabbing profanity during his daily ambulations to school. Albeit kids minds are incredibly impressionable, they’re also malleable, and you can out teach them learned behaviors. It’s important to teach your children moral and ethical lessons, or they could wind up doing something with more consequences than it’…

Welcome back scary, creepy, crawling, ghoulish maidens and monsters for this year’s Halloween. Halloween is a special holiday ; growing up, it always seemed like the ‘cool’ holiday, being that it wasn’t family-oriented, and specifically intended as a safe space for rebellion, parties, role playing, and distorted realities. No other holiday offers such a diverse and otherworldly place to express oneself. Throwing a Halloween party as an adult will probably mean it’s for adults only …this ain’t y…

Can this couple come back from the ick and make it to the alter? Only time will tell

The 'closure' talk with your ex should happen before you get in a new relationship, not right before your wedding!

Talk about entitled...

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Living alone may not live up to what you thought it would be. Apartment complexes can still create that ‘roommate feel’ when your upstairs neighbor won’t stop stomping and screaming all night. Or when your neighbor throws a party until the early hours of the morning, keeping you up all night while you should have been sleeping. But neighborhood drama is put in another category when your neighbor actually attempts to harm your pets. This Reddit…

Welcome back Halloween queens and kings . For Halloween geeks who love dressing up, couple’s costumes are one of the most exciting parts about the holiday season and being in a relationship. Whether you want to be Harry and Ginny, Ratatouille and Linguine, The Joker and Harley Quinn or Mario and Peach, it’s wholesomely adorable to pretend you’re a different duo for the evening. A little cutesy dress up and role play never hurt anyone, right? It’s a special way to celebrate together, and an impo…

The key to any happy marriage is trust. The mutual respect that’s required is unmatched to superficial connections, like having fun together or having the same taste in art. To make a relationship thrive long-term, it needs more than to be bereft of callous remarks, or denigrating tones. To really make it, both parties must want to, they must want to hear the other side, and they mustn’t sweat the small stuff. Loyalty, respect, and trust will always allow a relationship to go further than one w…