Chores aren’t always easy to split fairly. Siblings cause tantrums over who does what. Roommates have come to blows over who is doing too little. And romantic relationships have tanked over who is lazier when it comes to home health. Redditor NoIllustrator4064 wanted to discuss his experience and get some feedback, so naturally, he came […] More
People who cook with cast iron swear by its properties. In some families, who gets the cast iron makes it into the will. But they aren’t like the Teflon-clad cookware most people are familiar with. At 97% iron, this cookware is susceptible to rust if not cared for properly. And bare iron will bond to […] More
Dancing is something most people love to do. Even when a person isn’t particularly good at it, they can still shake it out. Dancing is healthy and can be helpful in reducing anxiety and stress. So when people are asked not to dance, it can cause a few problems. Redditor No_Inspection_9614 wanted to discuss her […] More
There are longtime married couples who happily don’t cohabitate. Usually, the result of careers in divergent fields or a desire to maintain their personal space, a happy, successful marriage doesn’t require sharing a home. Perhaps more couples should explore this avenue if the number of conflicts over the division of household labor is any indication. […] More
When people give warnings or instructions, they are not doing so simply to be mean. Instead, they are looking out for people’s health and safety. Even so, countless people still tend to ignore these warnings. Even more amazingly, when they find themselves facing consequences for their obstinacy, they often blame the very people who tried […] More
Strict gender norms are rapidly being obliterated. Any gender is capable of almost anything. Women can change the oil in a car. Men can steam-clean drapery. When it comes to chores around the house a lot more is divvied up equally. Not every household appreciates what seems to be the new norm. Redditor TherealYemmi wanted […] 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
Should guests offer to help the host? I was taught to always offer assistance, even if you think they might decline. But I’m also a good cook who enjoys being in the kitchen. A wife who isn’t so inclined turned to the “Am I The A**hole” (AITA) subReddit for feedback. Iamoldsowhat asked: “AITA for not […] More
Couples or roommates usually establish boundaries or create household rules to maintain a civil living arrangement, but things don’t always go so smoothly. A husband was forced to modify a rule he and his wife have when it comes to cooking. When things reached a boiling point, however, he visited the “Am I the A**hole?” […] More
The term “trad wife” is showing up more and more on social media. For some, the term just refers to a wife who choose to be a stay-at-home mom. But for others, it means a misogynistic belief that a “traditional wife” is required to be subservient to her husband, wait on him hand and foot, […] More
It’s becoming a common practice for people to want to live together before getting married, simply because they want to see what their partner will be like to cohabit with. Because really, once you’ve made that bed, it can be pretty hard to get back out of it, reasoned the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITAH) subReddit. […] More
When out-of-town family visits chaos can often follow. The way people have their homes set up can be off-putting for others. This is why so many people choose hotels. Things can get especially dramatic once certain people start openly criticizing the hosts. Hosts may find that offensive. Redditor 781046craycray781046 wanted to discuss her experience and […] More
