Brian is an actor, musician, writer, babysitter, and former Olympian. One of these things is a lie. Based in NYC, Brian honed his skills in the suburbs of Minneapolis, where he could often be seen doing jazz squares down the halls of his middle school. After obtaining a degree in musical theatre, he graced the stages of Minneapolis and St. Paul before making the move to NYC. In his spare time, Brian can be found playing board games, hitting around a volleyball, and forcing friends to improvise with him.
What is and is not appropriate etiquette for a member of the wedding party may be considered a matter of personal preference based on the wedding. Sometimes people have other engagements, and it’s up to the bride and groom to decide whether those engagements make it worth having someone in their wedding party. But if […] More
Being selected as a member of a wedding party can be stressful on its own, especially for a wedding with an accelerated timeline. But is it wrong to drop out of a wedding due to awful treatment, even if it puts the bride in a bind? Redditor YellowyEcho recently ran into this issue with her […] More
What’s in a name? Well, apparently for some people, a lot. For those who believe in mystical things like astrology and numerology, seemingly innocuous things can effect the very fabric of your being—even your name. So when Redditor michelletheory recently butted heads with her numerologist mother over her name, she turned to the subReddit “Am […] More
When it comes to disclosing wealth, people tend to approach things differently. If you have it, some people may choose to flaunt it while others may choose to underplay it for the sake of modesty or privacy. But if you’re actually wealthy, is it wrong to correct someone for constantly implying that you’re not? Redditor […] More
As the workplace continues to evolve along with society, various trainings on topics like diversity, inclusion, and harassment have become more and more commonplace. But if you feel your company is already diverse, do you have an obligation to train your staff on such matters? Manager and Redditor Punanistan recently encountered this issue at his small […] More
As a worker in the service industry, it can often be difficult to say no to a paying customer, particularly when business isn’t that great. But if the customer is demanding a service that could be harmful, is it wrong to refuse? Nail salon owner and Reddit user nail-lady-throwaway recently encountered one such demanding customer, […] More
When planning your ideal vacation, most people usually envision something fun and/or relaxing. A time to get away and destress for a bit. But when a vacation you’ve been planning for a while suddenly turns into something decidedly less fun or relaxing, is it wrong to back out? Redditor clxnn2214 recently found herself in this […] More
When a family member is struggling, you often want to do anything you can to help that person out. But if they betray your trust in a major way, is kicking them to the curb too harsh? Redditor kick-her-out recently clashed with his pregnant sister who was living with him and his family, so he […] More
Receiving homemade presents and treats from family and friends on your birthday can be a nice surprise. Knowing they spent time carefully crafting something just for you can make it feel all the more special. But if you were expecting one thing only to be disappointed, is it rude to be honest about your feelings? […] More
For people with diabetes, the ability to monitor their blood sugar levels could literally be the difference between life and death. But are there ever instances where it’s necessary to alter that routine in order to appease someone else? Diabetic Redditor independentask42 recently had an issue with a squeamish coworker, so he turned to the […] More
Deciding what personal details or important life events you share with destructive or abusive people in your life can be a major challenge. Tell them, and you may be subject to their unhealthy opinions and actions. Withhold, and you risk the abuse escalating further. Redditor aitapregpost recently clashed with her mom over her pregnancy announcement, […] More
When interacting with family members on social media, the urge to show support can sometimes override our sense of what is or is not appropriate to say—even if it’s said with the best of intentions. Redditor Goodguy_3000 recently found this out the hard way after making a comment on his step-cousin’s recent post, so he […] More
