When we’re in a relationship, we tend to create a pattern of sorts with our partners, like going out every Friday night to go bowling. That sort of becomes our “thing” that we do. But sometimes, someone will ruin the tradition, according to the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor WestEastLove found himself calling it […] More
Though we hate to ever think or talk about it, sometimes we have to distance ourselves from someone we love, because who they’ve become isn’t good for us. But setting those new boundaries for ourselves is anything but easy, confided the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor high_sunrise recently came to terms with this […] More
Weddings demand a lot of planning and a lot of people who need to be taken care of. People need to be ready to eat, to drink and to enjoy themselves. And ultimately, weddings should be a celebration of the bride and groom. Reddit user Jack-Sutton1993 found himself in a weird situation when his father-in-law […] More
Sometimes it’s more preferable to have a large gathering or important event without somebody. That person, for a variety of reasons, can really change the temperature of the room and make it significantly worse. Reddit user callmewilma found herself in an awkward situation where she had to make the call on whether or not to stop a […] More
Family matters are personal and difficult. And sharing those moments with significant others requires a big amount of trust. Once that trust is violated, it’s hard to bring it back. Reddit user ThrowRAAITABF found herself in a situation where her significant other really violated her trust based on a sensitive family issue from her past. […] More
It’s important for our loved ones to support us in our achievements. But what if our achievements were to somehow hurt them? Should we give up what we’ve built for the sake of those we love? One man struggled with this on the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) where he questioned how best to support […] More
Taking care of friends when they’re drunk is often considered a friendly duty, especially for underage drinkers. But what happens when ordinary drunken revelry turns into out-of-control, dangerous alcoholism? A teen on Reddit found herself in this dilemma, so she took it to the AITA (Am I The A**hole) subReddit for some perspective. The OP […] More
Sobriety is a powerful personal choice that often springs out of a place of trauma. Something happened that brought that person too close to the brink of death. So when you ask that person why they are sober, you best be prepared for a long answer. Sometimes, even an uncomfortable answer. So when Reddit user […] More
When you take your traditions into work, they may not always go over so well. Especially if you’re a recovering alcoholic and your traditions involve something intense, like drinking lots of non-alcoholic beer over the course of a morning, you may super upset your co-workers and be forced to answer for that. Redditor InternationalArt5586 found […] More
Driving drunk is not something to be taken lightly. It is incredibly dangerous to get behind the wheel of a car while intoxicated. Up to 30 people per day die as a result of drunk driving—either as the driver or being involved in an incident with another driver. The odds are against you if you […] More
