While many religious individuals and families have contemporized their beliefs and have done their best to be inclusive of others, there are still others are refuse to be anything but behind the times. It feels much more judgmental than religious, agreed the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor Hallelujah3099 was appalled when his conservative family […] More
Names are an important part of life. That’s why choosing a name for a new life can be stressful. But it should be fun. The fun can lessen when people claim name ownership. Case in point… Redditor Throwawayacc_0983 wanted to discuss his experience and get some feedback. So naturally, he came to visit the “Am […] More
If they’re being honest, any parent will tell you that there are parts of parenting that can be really hard, especially when someone is sick or overly exhausted. But that doesn’t give a parent the right to show favoritism to a child out of simple convenience, stressed the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor National_Law_6665 […] More
Few things have the apocalyptic power to change your personal world the way a baby can. The joy and rapture you feel when holding your newborn is absolutely equaled out by the frustrations of bi-hourly feedings. This can be complicated by the desire for others to be involved, particularly in the first few days after […] More
Some people act incredibly entitled, especially where it concerns other people’s possessions and services. But sometimes this becomes more evident after a big event, like a wedding or having a baby, pointed out the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor Fun_Calligrapher_330 was sick of his sister’s entitled behavior, especially where it concerned her children and […] More
Anyone who has any regular interaction with children will tell you that every child is different. That means what they need and how they need to be parented varies a little bit, too, pointed out the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor aitasleeptrain completely understood that and was willing to accept that her sister parented […] More
Sometimes family loves to put family in difficult situations. It’s sad when moments like that arise. Especially during times that are meant to be joyous, like the birth of a child. Compromises must be made… Case in point… Redditor sarawilson11 wanted to discuss her story for some feedback. So naturally she came to visit the […] More
We’ve all been through an experience at some point where someone we know shares more than we’re interested in hearing. We might do what we can to help, but at some point, it feels like enough is enough. But sometimes we’re just being impatient, pointed out the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor PretentInstance1532 […] 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
Any parents will tell you that the first few days at home after the hospital are a whirlwind of new experiences, exhaustion, and love. Sometimes it’s nice to experience those moments without the pressure of having guests, confided the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor madmomta took the situation a step further by planning […] More
The word “parenting” is not enough to describe the actual demands of parenting, as there are so many sub-tasks that fall under that term. It can be really hard when partners aren’t equally on board with performing those tasks, confided the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) subReddit. Redditor shortchubbydino wasn’t sure what else to do when […] More
Having kids and a career is an incredibly difficult balance. And for one guy on Reddit, who is a surgical resident working up to 100 hours a week, the situation has struck up drama with his partner, who feels he doesn’t help her enough with their new baby. He wasn’t sure about how he responded […] More
