For many of us, we would do practically anything to make sure our younger siblings are properly cared for. But even in that endeavor, there should be limits, pointed out the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor myclothes-aita wanted to support his transgender brother by providing him with new clothes and a place to stay. […] More
It’s all well and good when we do something nice for a family member, like letting them move in for a while, so they can comfortably look for their next place to call home. But when that family member starts abusing boundaries or basic house rules, the gesture doesn’t feel so nice anymore, confided the […] More
Once you’ve gotten past the physical part of giving birth, many women are faced with the reality of having to go back to work. And all the issues that return entails. The process of having a baby has far reaching consequences and some people may not be as understanding as one would like. So what […] More
It’s never fun when a kind gesture backfires in a major way, Such was the case for Redditor Away-Date7594, who thought she went above and beyond in getting her teenage sister exactly what she wanted for her birthday. But after the teenage sister’s reaction to the present was less than appreciative, the original poster (OP) […] More
Supporting our children comes in many ways. You can emotionally support your kids, financially support them, or all of the above. Regardless, it’s basically a parent’s only job to support their kids. And one dad found that his wife didn’t love it when he was supportive for his daughter. This Redditor, whose username has since […] More
We’ve all had that piece of clothing, like a t-shirt or pair of shoes, that we kept for a little too long because we loved them. By the time we let them go, they were thoroughly worn out, discolored, or even had holes in them. Unfortunately for some families, keeping these clothes is a financial […] More
Money does something really weird to a lot of people, impacting their priorities and their gratitude— and parents are no exception. Some parents find themselves prioritizing things they never would have, while others question their worth because of things another parent has. One woman recently discovered how deep these feelings can go on the “Am I […] More
Sometimes, even when a person’s immediate family accepts their non-normative sexual orientation or identity, there is still the extended family to worry about. That was the case outlined in a recent post on the “Am I the A**hole (AITA)” subReddit. The Original Poster (OP), who has since deleted his account, identified the family members in […] More
Sometimes our good deeds are rewarded swiftly with a paved path to hell. No matter how good our intentions were, the other person cannot receive them as such and so, our fate is sealed. We must pay the consequences. A Redditor whose account has since been deleted was the subject of one such path to […] More
Weddings can be extremely stressful for the bride on the best of days. However, when planning a fusion wedding of two vastly different cultures getting things right can take a lot more coordination and should include lots of education. When things started to go sideways over one user’s traditional outfit she turned to Reddit for […] More
When we’re born, we’re wholly dependent on others to choose our clothing. As we get older, some get to choose their own clothes while some remain under adult oversight. A 21-year-old woman hoped to assert some independence with her wardrobe, but her mother isn’t a fan. After an argument, she turned to the “Am I […] More
Finding clothing in extended sizes is often a difficult task. But does that make it actually wrong for people to buy those sizes just because they want to, even if they don’t need them? That’s the dilemma a woman on Reddit faced when her plus-sized friend got angry with her for buying a plus-size sweater […] More
