Sometimes it can be as easy for men and women to communicate as it is for a fish to bark. While relationships can be great, they don’t always sail along, and despite our best intentions, we often find ourselves on opposite sides, desperately trying to make our points heard. I came across this timeless issue … Read more
A recent post on a Reddit board saw a young adult estranged from his mother asking if he was wrong for telling her the exact moment he lost all love and respect for her. Traumatic Upbringing This sad story concerns a neglectful parent and their kids, so buckle up. A Devoted Older Sister The story … Read more
This latest story comes hot off the presses, straight from Reddit. This post saw a young woman asking if she was wrong for telling her parents they no longer have a daughter. This 16-year-old female has a younger brother, aged 14. They’re very close siblings; she would do anything for her brother. Her brother has … Read more
A recently pregnant woman took to Reddit to see if she was in the wrong for announcing her pregnancy at her sister’s wedding. Close Siblings The original poster (OP) explained that she was 32, her sister 28, and they’ve always been incredibly close. She Was The First to Know When this woman found out she … Read more
A father recently took to Reddit to ask if he was in the wrong for telling his daughter that she shouldn’t be shocked at receiving less wedding gift money than her sister did. Happy Families This father’s story begins with his two daughters, 30-year-old Maddy and 28-year-old Jess. He Loves Them Both He loves them … Read more
A Reddit user posted recently asking if she was an wrong for outing her son before he was ready to talk about it. OP’s son has been keeping a deep secret for the past seven months. Despite presenting himself as a typical masculine and straight-acting 17-year-old male, he’s been in a romantic relationship with another … Read more
A concerned Reddit user shared a story about how he confronted his wife’s boss without her knowledge to try and ease her workload and asked if he was an a**hole for what he did. Backbreaking Workload The original poster (OP) started by narrating that his wife had been working 10-14 hours sitting behind her computer … Read more
Ah, the age-old question: what do Boomers love that Millennials just don’t get? From bell bottoms to “I Love Lucy,” there are a lot of trends that can cause plenty of generational debate! We decided to dive into 50 popular trends from the Boomer era that leave Millennials laughing out loud, and we think you’re … Read more
A concerned Reddit user shared a story about admitting he regrets having children during marriage counseling and asked if he was a jerk for what he said. Marital Problems The original poster (OP) started by stating he and his wife were in marriage counseling after they started having marital problems due to the birth of … Read more
This is a great story from Reddit about something many of us can relate to; other people parking on our land without our permission. The Original Poster (OP) reminisced about when he took revenge on people who parked in his private parking spaces. His Family Owned Some Apartments in Chicago Twenty years ago, OP’s family … Read more