Well, well, well. Would you look at that? If it isn't yet another case of weaponized incompetence. If you're not familiar with the term already, weaponized incompetence is when someone deliberately uses their incompetence as a strategic tool to get out of commitments, responsibilities, and most importantly - chores. We're not exactly sure why people choose to weaponize their incompetence, but we have a pretty good idea. Whether it's laziness, stubbornness, or just plain out selfish convenience…

There's a difference between helpful feedback and just being mean.

That escalated quickly

Husband of the year right here

It's not just any old game.

Family matters can quickly turn ugly when money is involved, and this case is a perfect example of such a situation. One man took to r/aita on Reddit, asking if he was in the wrong for requesting his brother-in-law's wedding gift 3 years after the wedding had taken place. The gift in question was a pair of 2 round-trip tickets to anywhere in the States. OP and his wife hadn't actually used the tickets, but had a friend flying out to them, and wanted to regift the tickets. OP was quick to mentio…

So much for compromise

Speak now or forever hold your peace.

No, YOU'RE annoying

Is this a power struggle or a love triangle?... or both?

We need to go on a date

If you're a morning person, kudos, because for us, getting out of bed feels like an extreme sport, one we're not interested in participating in. Just opening our eyes takes a truck ton of effort, and moving our lips to form the words ‘good morning’ feels nearly impossible. Don't bother expecting any kind of coherent communication before our second cup of coffee. Maybe it's because we haven't had enough REM sleep, or perhaps our bodies are just wired differently, but we're just not morning peopl…

Oh so real and so, so, so relatable.

Perhaps the first red flag could have been that OP was a 20-something gay man scouring Grindr and was getting matched with an older guy with no profile photo, a vague bio, and an “ex wife” in the wings. Alleged ex-wife, we should say.

If there's one thing we're forever grateful for it's our supportive hubbies! Say what you want about marriage, but one thing you can't deny is that when you find your partner, no, we don't mean your lover, but your partner, then everything comes into place. Sure, they may not always be able to tell their own two feet apart, but we love them regardless. Because at the end of the day, it's not all about romance and lovey-doveyness. Don't get us wrong, all of that is super important but it doesn't…

A world without wifeys? No thanks.