Reddit AITA and WIBTA
Every household has different rules each member of the family has to abide by, and these protocols can also extend to visitors. Families with different cultural backgrounds can have specific rules and customs that are followed and respected, and when a line is crossed, it can lead to uncomfortable scenarios. This applied to an individual […] More
American popular culture in the 1950s featured shows like Leave It To Beaver and Father Knows Best where every woman was a stay-at-home-mom while the father worked in some unspecified office job. The late 1960s started introducing single parents—always widows or widowers—with shows like Julia and The Courtship of Eddie’s Father where both mothers and […] More
Some people really love to celebrate and share announcements of big milestones with family and friends, especially things like promotions, engagements, and future children. But one person’s big announcement might not be someone else’s big excitement, pointed out the folks in the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITAH) subReddit. Redditor Lazy-Tell-6941 knew that his coworker was super […] More
As a member of Gen X—the latchkey or feral generation—we were on our own pretty much as soon as we were able to walk. We went out the door and didn’t come back until it got dark. However, when my fellow Gen Xers brag that we survived, that’s because the ones that didn’t aren’t exactly […] More
There are countless ways to have fun, but it’s pretty common for people to occasionally involve alcohol in the fun. But that’s generally not advised when surrounded with coworkers, even if it’s off the clock, cringed the people in the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITAH) subReddit. Redditor Not_What_I_Meant0000 noticed a coworker drinking a lot during a […] More
It’s no secret that weddings are expensive to plan and to host, and everyone would appreciate the opportunity for someone else to fund their big day instead of having to go into debt to celebrate their love. But when a committed person volunteers to fund a wedding, it stands to reason that their partner or […] More
It’s generally always a good idea to ask permission to borrow or take something that doesn’t belong to us. Sometimes, we might feel comfortable enough with another individual, and we feel like asking their permission isn’t necessary. That is not for us to assume, however, as chances are they feel quite differently. And will probably […] More
How far would you go to help out an in-law in a compromising position? Apparently, for one guy, it wasn’t far enough when he was witness to a very unfortunate situation while he and his wife visited his sister-in-law’s house. Wracked with guilt after facing criticism, he visited the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit […] More
Home is meant to be a safe place. A place where one can leave their belongings and trust they’re going to be there upon return. But some houseguests don’t always follow that feeling. Redditor Human-Association909 wanted to discuss her experience and get some feedback. So naturally, she came to visit the “Am I The A**hole” […] More
Not everyone knows how to be “neighborly.” Keeping the peace can become a difficult process when specific issues arise. Not every neighbor plays nice. This type of behavior can breed a very stressful living environment. Redditor carplast wanted to discuss her experience and get some feedback. So naturally, she came to visit the “Am I […] More
Bachelor parties have a reputation for being out of control debauchery thanks to films like 1984’s Bachelor Party and 2009’s The Hangover. While reality is far more tame, some people feel pressure to live up to the hype. So, the idea of a dry event may result in a mutiny. A man turned to the […] More
Most of us have gone through the frustrating process of sharing a space with a roommate and eventually having to sort out who will take what when they move out. But when you know you’re the one who purchased an item, it should be obvious who should take it with them, pointed out the people […] More
