Content Warning: Racism, Racist Stepparent When two people come together and want to get married, it’s important that they be on the same page about some major issues, like money management, work-life balance, and of course, whether or not to have children and how to raise them. This is a conversation that couples with children […] More
People with foreign names typically deal with those who have a difficult time pronouncing them, and there are two outcomes: Either they make an effort to embrace the name, or they don’t. The latter is what one Asian male is dealing with. When he ran out of patience one day, he reacted in a manner […] More
The division has intensified in the current political environment and such polarizing among family members in particular should not be taken lightly. The easiest solution to maintaining the status quo is to avoid discussing conflicting ideology and political views at any family gathering. One woman found this to be a challenge on one occasion when […] More
We’ve all grown up knowing families who run things a little differently than us. Most of the time, we don’t give their different customs or behaviors much thought, as it’s their life and they can live it as they choose to. Not everyone is quite so open-minded, however, and can’t keep their opinions to themselves. […] More
We sometimes find ourselves jealous of what our colleagues brought for lunch, wishing we were enjoying their leftover spaghetti bolognese instead of our usual peanut butter and jelly. Other times, we are grateful for the lingering aroma our colleague’s lunch brought to the office break room. However, not all foods have an aroma that everyone […] More
Tipping etiquette has long been a topic of conversation—especially at the end of a meal out—with many debating whether or not gratuity is necessary, given that wait staff make a livable wage without it. Regardless of the service level, many still tip at least the societal minimum expectation of 15% for even a less-than-stellar experience. […] More
There are a lot of reasons for a couple to decide to have a long engagement after a marriage proposal, often because of the costs and planning time of the wedding. But another key reason might be for people to sus out if their partner is marriage material, cringed the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITAH) subReddit. […] More
Dealing with a partner’s ex can be very uncomfortable. Even if they parted ways amicably, there can still be issues simmering. All it takes is one potentially volatile confrontation to start and… KABOOM! That’s why so many people tend to choose clean breaks. Especially with children involved. Case in point… Redditor Glittering_Honey_649 wanted to discuss […] More
We’re all unique, and we’re not going to agree with each other all the time. From the clothes we like to wear to the foods we enjoy eating, there are going to be things we have in common and things we don’t. It really should be as simple as that. But some turn what should […] More
Redditor foodconundrum committed a major error at work recently. The incident has now involved HR and other coworkers. The severity of the issue drove the Original Poster (OP) to subReddit “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA). He asked: “AITA for looking out for my new coworker by telling her that her food might be upsetting to […] More
As good as the dating life can be, and how promising a relationship might be the longer it goes, making it accessible to other people can ruin it. This can be true of having an open relationship, but it can also be as simple as introducing friends and family, agreed the “Am I the A**hole?” (AITA) […] More
Custody is a challenging thing, even in a perfectly amicable divorce. Things can get much worse when the split is anything but… for everyone involved. So what happens when those human flaws start hurting the children? That was the issue facing Redditor and Original Poster (OP) Cute-Panda100 when he came to the “Am I the […] More
