There is a special place in hell for manipulative, narcissistic parents, but especially for those who try to ruin their children's wedding day. Case in point is this woman, who posted on Reddit's Am I The A-hole, asking if she is wrong to only contribute towards her daughter's wedding dresses if she picked the dresses they wore. Yes, lady, you are a massive a**hole. It sounds like a whole bunch of emotionally manipulative, controlling, self-centered behavior to me, and evidently, her daughters feel the same. The overwhelming majority of people replied to her post, expressing their disgust at her attempts to make her daughters' weddings all about herself and essentially forcing her kids to buy her approval. Below, is her shocking post and some of the comments that she received in response.
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Americans seem to have a special relationship with Australians. Maybe it's because we speak the same language, or because we've never been at war against each other, or maybe it's just because of Finding Nemo. We may never know. But one thing is for sure, Australians sure know how to troll Americans really well. Are we really that gullible? Or do we just trust Australians too much?
Either way, whether you're American, Australian, or really anything, you will probably find these Tumblr posts of Australians trolling Americans hella amusing.
Being attracted to your partner is an essential aspect of a healthy relationship. Although attraction isn't based solely on physical appearance—it's also about their character—being OK with the way your partner looks is crucial. If you don't like the way someone looks, don't be with them. And don't complain about it and pretend that you're doing so for their good. Because that's how you give people insecurities or at least perpetuate ones they already have.
One guy took to Reddit's Am I The A— Hole, explaining that his girlfriend has a "bad case of TMJ, which makes it so that when she gives a big smile, one side of her mouth curls up into a huge grin while the other side basically stays still. Every selfie we've taken together has her looking like this. While I absolutely accept that this is just a condition she has, I wish she would do what she can to make it less noticeable." Redditers jumped to defend the poor woman, calling this guy out for the a**hole that he is. Here is his post, with some of the comments. What do you think?
A healthy marriage is about a partnership. It means celebrating each other's successes — both professional and personal — and realizing that one person's achievement benefits both people in the relationship. But sometimes, the fragile male ego gets in the way, leaving some men unable to celebrate their wives' success, especially if they feel insecure about their accomplishments. Like this guy who posted on Reddit's Am I The A-hole, who couldn't handle the fact that his wife received a promotion at work while he was unemployed. Instead of celebrating her success, he accused her of "bragging" about it (which, of course, she wasn't, she was only hoping her husband would show her the basic and expected levels of pride and support). Of course, everyone accused him of toxic masculinity and called him a massive a**hole. Personally, I can't even believe this guy is real.
Every parent thinks their children are the smartest, the cutest, and the overall best humans on the entire planet. And ironically, bragging parents are among the worst people on the entire planet and they all need to be shipped to an island somewhere where they can fight to the death over whose child can recite the alphabet backward before even being born. One father took to Twitter to brag about his children's intelligence, slam the public school system, and promote his new book. Needless to say, it didn't go down very well with other parents or teachers. Follow below to see how he was mercilessly trolled.
Internet trolls are some of the worst people out there. They are essentially cyberbullies who hide behind screens, projecting their insecurities onto other people by sending hateful messages. The most common approach we are taught when it comes to bullying is to ignore, ignore, ignore, and not give them the attention they are looking for. But one New York City-based bakery is taking a different approach to cyberbullies and is killing them with kindness instead. And by kindness, we mean cake.
Troll Cakes is a bakery that bakes chocolate chip brownie cakes iced with a troll's insult, which they then send to the troll, complete with a screenshot of the original post, after tracking down the troll's address. The aim is to remind them of the awful comment they left online, make them feel bad about it, but also give them a sweet treat they'll never forget. If only they added something into the brownie batter to make them think twice about leaving their next nasty comment! Please scroll down for some hilarious examples of their cakes.
Our favorite photoshop trolling legend, James Fridman has updated his portfolio with some more hilarious works of art, aka, taking the piss out of people's photoshop requests. This is what happens when you ask the wrong guy for help; or when he takes your requests as literally as he possibly could. It's genius, it's humor, it's talent and we can't get enough!
A classic returns to the make the internet rounds once again!
Many of you might recall 27bslash6.com, a site where a man shares screenshots of conversations where he is essentially the greatest troll. And the people he's trolling tend to get really heated and upset... which makes it even more fun to read.
Here is an email classic that we noticed going viral again and decided to share it with you:
Recently @JimmysSeafood went on a little bit of a Twitter trolling rampage. Directing all it's efforts really to the animal rights group @Peta. Claiming that Peta actually is the worst and slaughters hundreds of animals. Well, @JimmysSeafood was just not up for it any longer...
If you are an Instagram user, you have most likely seen some cliché photos with girls posing for bathroom selfies, doing yoga poses in random places or flipping their hair in the sea. #Brosbeingbasic started a new trend of trolling those cliche photos with their own version and it's absolutely hilarious.
Ed Sheeran is one of the most popular stars on the planet but apparently, his body guard, Kevin Myers, is responsible for a lot of buzz these days, thanks to his hilarious instagram page where he trolls his famous boss. With more than 500K followers, you should really check it out.
