When we think of Thanksgiving dinner drama, we typically assume lively discussions of politics were the cause. But a recent post on the “Am I the A**hole (AITA)” subReddit illustrated that plenty of other dynamics can cause family drama too. The Original Poster (OP), known as aita_toy_tantrum, touched on the key details in the title: […] More
Disciplining a screaming child is hard enough when we’re at our best. But it becomes even more thankless when the tantrum occurs in the middle of the night, when we’re dazed and confused. A recent post on the “Am I the A**hole (AITA)” subReddit offered an example. The Original Poster (OP), known as incompatibilityTA on […] More
Most of us try our best to meet our finicky relatives’ requests when they’re guests in our homes. But some peoples’ requirements can be way over the line. A Redditor found themself embroiled in drama for precisely this reason: They got fed up with their picky brother-in-law’s demands and banned him from their house. The […] More
Asking friends for help when you need it can be very challenging. And feeling like you should help out a friend in need even if you don’t want to can be just as conflicting. But in extreme circumstances, is it ok to reject a request for help even if you have the means to make […] More
If there’s anything that men use as an excuse to dismiss women more than any other thing, it would probably be menstruation. Give a guy so much as a dirty look, and you “must be on your period.” But since men really have no idea what it’s like to menstruate, is it fair to for […] More
There are painful things a child shouldn’t have to experience. Losing a parent, especially early on, can be devastating for emotional development. So when Reddit user throwaway81047 found out her new stepsister lost her mother when she was born, she felt bad for her. As time went on, however, the original poster (OP) became less […] More
