Figuring out a family outing that works for everyone is difficult enough, but for Redditor napschedule another factor is at play. Their girlfriend’s daughter has a heart condition that requires a specific nap schedule. This makes planning day trips extra challenging for the Original Poster (OP). So much so that they took to subReddit “Am […] More
Having a disability in a public space can be a lot to deal with. The person with the disability – and their caretaker if there is one – can feel ostracized and humiliated, singled out for something totally beyond their control. The larger community, being uncomfortable, can also react in abysmal ways to their own […] More
The toughest thing about planning a wedding is that everyone has an opinion about it. Ultimately, a wedding should be exactly what the bride and groom want it to be, but that doesn’t stop parents, siblings, cousins and friends from expressing their opinions regarding wedding planning. And nine times out of ten, their opinions and […] More
We all get it: traveling from place to place using public transportation can be pretty draining, and it’s nice when we can make ourselves comfortable during our travels. But our comfort should not come at the expense of others, pointed out the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor salesmansellout didn’t get that memo, however, […] More
Most parents when they think about their kids like to imagine being able to provide anything that their specific child wants or needs. But most wouldn’t go so far as to build a whole house catered to them, agreed the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor Total-Ad-5352 wanted to build an accessible house for his […] More
“Easy” gets a bad reputation. People think that easy is equivalent to lazy and really that’s almost never the case. The word “easy” gets thrown around a lot by people who are good at doing something to people who are not good at doing the same thing. What you find very easy I might find […] More
Physical conditions, whether or not they’re visible or obvious, are serious and often require accommodations. But even when accommodations aren’t required, why wouldn’t a person still utilize something that would make them feel a little more comfortable, questioned the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Struggling with Plantar Fasciitis, Redditor plantarproblem was in the habit of wearing […] More
We can all agree that finding a parking spot, let alone possibly paying for it and reminding which side of the lot it’s on, can be totally annoying. But no matter how frustrating the process may be, that does not entitle us to a parking spot, agreed the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. But Redditor Sofia_193 […] More
Traveling can induce all sorts of stress. Some people are deathly scared of flying, and have to get themselves in a good headspace before take off. While parents traveling with small children have the added worry of how they’ll behave on the flight. Other’s have accessibility issues, often making the relatively simple act of taking […] More
One of the struggles of being pregnant that most people aren’t talking about is getting around, from using public transportation to getting in and out of cars to walking slower than usual. But some people aren’t understanding of a pregnant person’s needs, pointed out the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor Tiredthriwaway55654 had an argument […] More
A recurring conversation in recent years among mothers is public accessibility for parents and the care of their children. This includes but is not limited to locations to breastfeed, appropriate diaper-changing stations in every restroom, and even improved accessibility for children to use toilets and sinks. With improved accessibility, there would be fewer social disputes, […] More
We would like to believe that we’re all in agreement by now in regards to people’s bodily autonomy, especially since we’re at the end of 2021. Unfortunately, that still isn’t the reality, and people who need accessibility tools or .obility aids pay the price, stated the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor rollerhyacinth was […] More
