Religion is—and should be—a personal choice. Imposing your religion on others is not OK. But others should respect your autonomy when it comes to your own religious beliefs. So what happens when friends won’t respect your religion? A woman faced with this issue turned to the “Am I The A**hole” (AITA) subReddit for feedback on […] More
When it comes to religion, people tend to have very different ideas of what is and is not acceptable behavior, particularly as it pertains to religious activities. And when a couple with varying levels of religiosity encounters one of these behavioral differences, conflict is likely to arise. Redditor Depressed-Catnip recently clashed with her boyfriend over […] More
Respecting others’ beliefs—as long as they aren’t abusive or discriminatory—should go both ways. But what do you do if it isn’t? A mother was stuck with this conundrum. After a confrontation with her daughter she turned to the “Am I The A**hole” (AITA) subReddit for feedback. Redditor kaity-was-there asked: “AITA for asking my daughter to […] More
Most people find that friendships are a gradual progression that takes time to develop and should never be forced. And while there are people whose relationships with people don’t progress beyond being acquaintances, that is okay. Or so you would think. Redditor Sea-Campaign6735 is a 35-year-old woman who just moved with her 36-year-old husband and […] More
Religious is always a touchy subject–so much so that religious difference often have the power to tear families apart. That’s the situation a woman on Reddit found herself in with her sister. So, she took her sibling drama to the AITA (Am I The A**hole) subReddit for some perspective. The Original Poster (OP), who goes […] More
Adopting a new pet is a huge responsibility. They become your companion, and it’s up to you to make sure they are comfortable and you’ll see their personality flourish. That’s why picking the right name can be a challenge. But, since you’re the owner, it is your choice. Redditor aitadognamekuci encountered this very issue with […] More
Establishments have protocols that expect their employees to abide by certain rules – no matter how strict or unreasonable they may seem. Redditor sparkleyfairies is an employee who works at a restaurant owned by a religious couple with a son who is also an employee. After dealing with the fallout of breaking the one major […] More
Not everyone can get along well with their family. Between politics and religion and other basic fundamentals about their personality, no amount of shared blood is going make everyone get along. Redditor Unhappy_Hovercraft_9 is doing her best to accommodate her niece, though. But there’s only so far she’s willing to go. When her niece pushes […] More
Religion is among the most divisive topics in interpersonal relationships—particularly when people resort to open hostility because of religious differences. That’s the dilemma a woman on Reddit faced. So, she went to the AITA (Am I The A**hole) subReddit for perspective. The woman, who goes by Willing-Hedgehog-212 on the site, asked: “AITA for telling my […] More
Mothers-in-law can be a real hoot, can’t they? Sure, some of them are great, but we see stories all the time, all across the internet, of mothers-in-law who overstep, meddle and generally think their way is the best way. Take this woman, for instance, who has been struggling against her mother-in-law (MIL) for a long […] More
Getting accepted into a top college choice is a huge accomplishment worthy of praise by a proud parent. Redditor sunrise_asparagus is a young woman who discovered she got accepted into her “dream school” when she and her mother opened the email together. But despite the mother’s enthusiasm over the good news, her reaction was not […] More
We do a lot of favors for family. How we treat them especially when compared to other family members can determine a lot about how good or bad some relationships will be. A dad is asking Reddit if he was wrong for siding with his daughter over his sister-in-law (SIL) when it comes to how […] More
